Dodge Stealth Parts & Accessories

Shop Dodge Stealth parts for clutch projects, brake upgrades, engine building and suspension service at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare SPEC or Competition Clutch options, Brembo R/T AWD front-brake kits and Brian Crower 6G72 components for your exact drivetrain.

Clutch and Brake Project Choices

Start with the actual transmission and clutch job before comparing SPEC stages, Competition Clutch packages, individual ACT discs and a separate flywheel. Stage labels do not establish common engagement, contents or drivetrain coverage across brands. For a larger brake project, current Brembo R/T AWD front-kit references specify four-piston, 355x32 two-piece-rotor configurations with different surface and caliper-color choices. Match complete application and wheel-clearance requirements before selecting the system; EBC rotor/pad and Goodridge line service are separate purchases.

6G72 Engine Building and Timing Service

Brian Crower references include 6G72 bROD connecting rods, Stage 2 272-spec camshafts, separate intake/exhaust valve guides and a spring/titanium-retainer kit. ARP main/head/rod fasteners and Cometic gasket references need their own exact engine design and measured build requirements. Plan the complete compatible combination with the builder. The Gates belt naming Stealth/3000GT addresses separate timing service, with tensioners, pulleys and other required components reviewed independently.

Bushings and Ignition Maintenance

Choose SuperPro bushings by the pivot or mounting position needing service, exact Stealth application and measured sway-bar diameter where relevant. Match Granatelli wires and NGK plugs to the engine and ignition configuration, then review quantities for the service planned.

Choose Your Part

• Choose clutch, brakes, engine building, timing service or suspension maintenance.
• Identify year, engine, turbo configuration, drivetrain and transmission.
• Compare complete applications, kit contents and supporting installation parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Stealth R/T AWD brake kits fit other Stealth configurations?

Use a kit only where its complete manufacturer application supports the exact Stealth configuration. Confirm drivetrain, production, installed brakes, mounting requirements and wheel clearance before ordering.

Should I choose a complete clutch kit, individual disc or separate flywheel?

Choose the diagnosed repair and complete transmission/engine configuration. A kit, ACT disc and flywheel supply different portions of the clutch job; compare exact spline, flywheel, release and package requirements before combining parts rather than choosing by Stage number alone.

How should I plan the Brian Crower and ARP engine-build order?

Match the actual 6G72 head/block and measured build plan with the builder. Rods, cams, guides, springs/retainers and main/head/rod fasteners serve distinct locations and need compatible machining and supporting components. Individual listings do not form one automatically matched engine kit.

Does a timing-belt listing include the full timing service?

Do not assume so. Review contents and all tensioner, pulley and other components required for the actual engine.

Why do the sway-bar bushing references name different diameters?

They are distinct mounting applications. Match the actual bar diameter, position and full vehicle coverage.

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