Mopar Parts & Accessories

What This Collection Covers

Mopar is the enthusiast term for parts and accessories that fit Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, and Fiat vehicles under the Stellantis umbrella. This collection combines OEM-compatible Mopar products with performance aftermarket parts from specialists that focus on the 5.7L HEMI, 6.4L 392, 6.2L supercharged Hellcat and Trackhawk, 3.0L Hurricane, and 6.2L RAM TRX platforms.

Vehicles Covered

Dodge Challenger, Charger, Durango, Hornet, and Ram Rebel. Jeep Grand Cherokee, Trackhawk, Wrangler JK and JL, Gladiator JT, Cherokee, and Grand Wagoneer. RAM 1500, 2500, 3500, TRX, and RHO. Chrysler 300, 300S, 300C, and Pacifica. Fiat 500 and 124 Spider.

Product Categories

Cold air intakes, catch cans, cat-back and axle-back exhaust, headers, mid-pipes, coilovers, lowering springs, lift kits, shocks, sway bars, control arms, brake pads, rotors, brake kits, brake lines, carbon fiber hoods, splitters, spoilers, diffusers, mirror covers, badges and emblems, engine covers, billet caps, drivetrain braces, driveshafts, differential covers, lighting, wheels, and interior trim.

Dodge Challenger, Charger, and SRT Parts

Dodge Challenger and Charger cover 2008 to present with the 5.7L HEMI, 6.1L HEMI, 6.4L 392, 6.2L Hellcat, Redeye, and Demon powertrains. Popular upgrades include Legmaker and JLT carbon fiber cold air intakes, CORSA, Borla, Kooks, and AWE cat-back exhaust systems, Eibach and Swift Springs lowering kits, BC Racing and KW coilovers, EBC and Rotora big brake kits, catch cans from Billet Technology and JLT, carbon fiber hoods and splitters from Anderson Composites and APR Performance, and Rebadge Design badges for grille, fender, trunk, and interior.

Hellcat, Redeye, and Demon Specific

The 6.2L supercharged applications require upgraded pulleys, dual-fuel systems (Demon), heat exchanger cores, catch cans sized for supercharged crankcase pressure, driveshafts and diff braces rated for 700 to 1000 horsepower, and brake systems designed for the increased vehicle mass. Confirm the exact model year and factory hardware before ordering because Hellcat, Redeye, and Demon parts do not cross-fit with Scat Pack or R/T applications.

Dodge Durango and Durango Hellcat Parts

Dodge Durango applications from 2011 to present including the R/T, Citadel, SRT 392, and Durango Hellcat. Popular upgrades include Legmaker Hellcat intakes, Corsa and Borla exhaust systems, Swift Spec-R and Eibach lowering springs, Black Ops Auto Works billet control arms and sway bar end links, Rotora and EBC brake kits, carbon fiber hoods and rear spoilers, and Rebadge Design SRT and Hellcat badges. Durango shares platform elements with the Jeep Grand Cherokee (WK2 and WL) but many parts are Durango-specific, verify the application list before ordering.

Jeep Grand Cherokee and Trackhawk Parts

Jeep Grand Cherokee applications include the WK2 (2011 to 2021), WL (2022 to present), and the WK2 SRT and Trackhawk. Popular upgrades include Legmaker Trackhawk carbon fiber intake, Corsa and Borla cat-back exhaust systems, Swift Spec-R lowering springs, Silvers NEOMAX and BC Racing coilovers, Black Ops Auto Works billet control arms, adjustable rear control arms, toe links, sway bar end links, strut braces, carbon fiber hoods (Demon, Sniper, Venom, Paramedic), CFR rear spoilers, Track Demon front lips, carbon fiber headlight covers, and Rebadge Design SRT and Trackhawk badges.

Trackhawk Specific

The 6.2L supercharged Trackhawk (2018 to 2021) uses many parts that do not cross-fit with SRT 6.4L, Overland, or Laredo trims. Confirm the exact trim before ordering suspension, brake, and drivetrain components. Trackhawk-specific catch cans, driveshafts, and diff braces are engineered for the higher horsepower and heavier drivetrain load.

Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator Parts

Jeep Wrangler JK (2007 to 2018), JL (2018 to present), and Gladiator JT (2020 to present) applications. Popular upgrades include Skyjacker, Fabtech, Rough Country, and Rubicon Express lift kits (2 to 6 inch), Bilstein, Fox, and King off-road shocks, JKS Manufacturing steering stabilizers, control arms, and sway bar disconnects, Baja Designs LED lighting, Rock Krawler and Metalcloak long-arm suspension, and off-road bumpers, winches, and recovery accessories.

RAM 1500, TRX, and Heavy Duty Truck Parts

RAM 1500 (DS and DT), 2500, 3500, and the 6.2L supercharged TRX (2021 to 2024) and RAM RHO (2025+). Popular upgrades include Legmaker and JLT intakes, Corsa, Borla, and MBRP exhaust systems, ReadyLIFT and Rough Country leveling kits, Bilstein 5100 and 6112 shocks, BDS and Skyjacker lift kits for heavy duty trucks, Fox 2.5 and King bypass shocks for the TRX, Rebadge Design TRX grille badges and tailgate emblems, and Baja Designs LED bar and pod lighting.

TRX Specific

The RAM TRX supercharged 6.2L requires TRX-specific catch cans, cooling upgrades, driveshafts, and axle components. Standard RAM 1500 parts do not cross-fit with the TRX. RAM RHO (2025+) uses the 3.0L Hurricane and requires different intake, exhaust, and cooling parts than the TRX.

Chrysler 300 Parts

Chrysler 300, 300S, 300C, and SRT8 (2011 to 2023) with 3.6L Pentastar, 5.7L HEMI, and 6.4L 392 HEMI powertrains. Popular upgrades include cold air intakes, cat-back exhaust systems, lowering springs, coilovers, brake kits, carbon fiber mirror covers and spoilers, and Rebadge Design badges. Chrysler 300 shares platform elements with Dodge Charger but many parts require Chrysler-specific fitment confirmation.

Cold Air Intakes and Catch Cans

Aftermarket cold air intakes replace the factory airbox and intake tract with larger, less restrictive tubing and higher-flow filters for improved throttle response, supercharger and induction sound, and modest horsepower gains. Featured brands include Legmaker Intakes (carbon fiber), JLT Performance, Corsa Performance, K&N, aFe Power, Injen, and AEM.

Oil catch cans and air-oil separators capture crankcase blow-by vapors before they contaminate the intake tract, reducing carbon buildup on valves and intake manifold walls. Especially important on direct-injection HEMI, Hellcat, Trackhawk, and TRX engines. Featured brands include Billet Technology, JLT Performance, MightyMouse Solutions, RX Performance, and UPR Products.

Exhaust Systems and Headers

Cat-back exhaust systems replace everything from the catalytic converter back including mid-pipe, muffler, and tips. Axle-back exhaust systems replace only the section behind the rear axle (muffler and tips). Headers replace the factory exhaust manifolds with higher-flowing long-tube or shorty designs. Popular brands include Corsa Performance, Borla, Kooks Headers, AWE Tuning, MBRP, Magnaflow, Flowmaster, Solo Performance, and Thermal R&D.

Sound and Tuning

Axle-back and cat-back systems typically do not require ECU tuning. Long-tube headers, high-flow catalytic converters, and catless downpipes typically do require tuning to accommodate the changes in exhaust flow and oxygen sensor readings. Consult the manufacturer application before ordering.

Suspension, Springs, Coilovers, and Chassis

Mopar suspension upgrades cover street handling, drag racing, track days, off-road, and appearance categories. Lowering springs (Eibach Pro-Kit, Swift Spec-R, H&R Sport) drop the vehicle 1 to 1.5 inches on factory shocks. Coilovers (KW, Silvers, BC Racing, Bilstein) offer adjustable ride height and damping. Lift kits (Skyjacker, Rough Country, ReadyLIFT, BDS) raise trucks and Jeeps 2 to 6 inches.

Chassis and geometry parts include Black Ops Auto Works billet control arms, adjustable toe links, sway bar end links, strut braces, and subframe braces. SPC Performance and Eibach camber and caster kits restore correct alignment after ride-height changes.

Brakes, Rotors, and Big Brake Kits

Brake upgrades range from OE-replacement pads and rotors up to full six-piston big brake kits. Performance brake pads (EBC, Hawk, PowerStop) improve stopping power and heat resistance. Slotted, drilled, and 2-piece rotors (DBA, Rotora, GiroDisc) reduce brake fade under hard use. Big brake kits (Rotora, Brembo, EBC Apollo, Wilwood) upgrade to larger rotors and multi-piston calipers for track-driven and Hellcat and Trackhawk applications.

Stainless steel brake lines from Goodridge and Techna-Fit reduce line expansion under heavy braking for a firmer pedal feel. All brake upgrades should be paired with fresh high-temperature brake fluid.

Carbon Fiber, Body, and Exterior

Mopar carbon fiber and fiberglass exterior parts include Black Ops Auto Works Demon hoods, Sniper hoods, Venom hoods, Paramedic hoods, and CFR Edition rear spoilers, Track Demon front lip splitters, carbon fiber headlight covers, and rear hatch replacements. Anderson Composites and APR Performance carry additional hoods, splitters, side skirts, and diffusers for Challenger, Charger, and RAM TRX applications.

Badges, Emblems, and Interior

Rebadge Design and Graphics produces machined aluminum and painted badges for grille, fender, trunk lid, tailgate, dash, glove box, steering wheel, and start button locations. Available in Hellcat, SRT, Scat Pack, R/T, HEMI, Trackhawk, TRX, Demon, Redeye, and Supercharged variants. Exotic Innovations produces carbon fiber trim and interior dress-up parts.

Top Mopar Brands

• Black Ops Auto Works. Billet control arms, sway bar end links, strut braces, and carbon fiber hoods and spoilers
• Legmaker Intakes. Carbon fiber cold air intakes for Trackhawk, Hellcat, and Durango Hellcat
• Corsa Performance. Cat-back and axle-back exhaust systems
• Borla. Cat-back exhaust systems and axle-back kits
• Billet Technology. Oil catch cans and engine-bay billet dress-up parts
• JLT Performance. Oil separators and catch cans for HEMI, Hellcat, and TRX
• Kooks Headers. Long-tube and mid-length headers
• AWE Tuning. Exhaust systems and performance parts
• Swift Springs. Spec-R lowering springs
• Eibach. Pro-Kit lowering springs and Pro-Truck lift components
• Silvers Suspension. NEOMAX coilovers
• BC Racing. Coilovers for Challenger, Charger, Grand Cherokee, and Durango
• Bilstein. B6, B8, 5100, and 6112 shocks and struts
• Fox and King Shocks. Off-road and TRX shocks
• Skyjacker, Fabtech, Rough Country, ReadyLIFT, BDS. Truck and Jeep lift kits
• Rotora, DBA, EBC Brakes, PowerStop, Hawk. Rotors, pads, and big brake kits
• Anderson Composites, APR Performance. Carbon fiber body parts
• Rebadge Design and Graphics. Custom badges and emblems
• Baja Designs. LED off-road lighting
• MightyMouse Solutions. Catch cans and oil-management for HEMI and TRX

How to Choose the Correct Mopar Part

• Confirm the exact year, make, and model (Challenger, Charger, Durango, Grand Cherokee, Wrangler, RAM 1500, and so on)
• Verify the trim (R/T, SRT, Scat Pack, Hellcat, Redeye, Demon, Trackhawk, Rubicon, Mojave, TRX, RHO)
• Confirm the engine (5.7L HEMI, 6.4L 392, 6.2L supercharged, 3.6L Pentastar, 3.0L Hurricane, 2.0L Hurricane)
• Verify the drivetrain (rear-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, four-wheel drive)
• Confirm factory equipment (active exhaust valves, adaptive dampers, air suspension, ABS type, Brembo brakes)
• Check current modifications (aftermarket exhaust, tune, forced induction, larger wheels, lift or lower)
• Confirm cab and bed configuration on trucks (Quad Cab, Crew Cab, 5-ft 7-in, 6-ft 4-in, 8-ft)
• Read the complete fitment notes and manufacturer application list before ordering
• Order matching hardware (alignment kits after lowering, drop brackets after lifting, tuning after headers)
• Plan for professional installation on carbon fiber hoods, forced-induction changes, and drivetrain upgrades

Common Questions

What does Mopar mean?

Mopar started as a Chrysler Corporation parts brand in 1937 (short for Motor Parts). Today Mopar is the official parts, service, and performance brand for Stellantis vehicles including Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, and Fiat. Enthusiasts also use Mopar as a general term for any part designed for a Chrysler-family vehicle, including aftermarket products from independent performance manufacturers.

What are the best first Mopar performance upgrades?

The most popular starting-point upgrades on HEMI, Hellcat, and Trackhawk platforms are a cold air intake for throttle response and supercharger sound, an oil catch can to keep the intake tract clean, a cat-back exhaust system for sound and appearance, and lowering springs or coilovers for handling and stance. Add brake pads and rotors before adding significant horsepower.

Do Hellcat, Redeye, and Demon parts fit Scat Pack or R/T?

No. The 6.2L supercharged Hellcat, Redeye, and Demon engines, cooling systems, brakes, suspension, exhaust routing, and drivetrain components are engineered for the higher horsepower and are not cross-compatible with 5.7L HEMI or 6.4L 392 vehicles. Verify the exact trim before ordering engine, drivetrain, and brake parts.

Do Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango parts interchange?

Some suspension and drivetrain parts cross-fit between the WK2 Grand Cherokee and the third-generation Durango because they share the same platform. Body panels, badges, wheels, and many exhaust systems are vehicle-specific. Always verify with the manufacturer application list before ordering.

Do cat-back exhaust systems require a tune?

No. Axle-back and cat-back exhaust systems replace only the section from the catalytic converter (or rear axle) back and do not affect the ECU air-fuel calibration. Long-tube headers, catless downpipes, and forced-induction modifications typically do require ECU tuning to remain safe and emissions-compliant where applicable.

What is the difference between R/T, Scat Pack, and SRT?

R/T applications use the 5.7L HEMI. Scat Pack applications use the 6.4L 392 HEMI. SRT applications historically used the 6.4L 392 (Challenger, Charger, Durango, Grand Cherokee) or the 6.2L supercharged Hellcat (SRT Hellcat variants). Trackhawk is the Jeep Grand Cherokee 6.2L supercharged variant. Demon and Redeye are Challenger variants with higher-output versions of the 6.2L supercharged engine.

Are RAM TRX parts compatible with RAM 1500?

No, most TRX parts do not cross-fit with a standard RAM 1500. The TRX uses a wider track, unique suspension components, larger brakes, upgraded axles, the 6.2L supercharged Hellcat engine, and TRX-specific bodywork. Verify the specific application before ordering suspension, exhaust, brake, or drivetrain parts.

What is the difference between a lift kit and a leveling kit?

A lift kit raises both the front and the rear of a truck or SUV, typically 2 to 6 inches or more, using new springs, spacers, or long-arm suspension. A leveling kit raises only the front to match the factory rear ride height (which is typically higher for load carrying), allowing a modest tire size increase without a full lift.

Do I need a tune for a supercharger pulley change?

Yes. Any change to the supercharger drive pulley or overdrive pulley on a Hellcat, Trackhawk, Demon, Redeye, or TRX changes boost pressure and requires an ECU tune to adjust air-fuel ratio, ignition timing, and knock protection. Do not run a pulley change on a factory tune.

What is the difference between a Wrangler JK and JL?

JK is the 2007 to 2018 Wrangler generation with the 3.6L Pentastar (2012+) or 3.8L V6 (2007 to 2011). JL is the 2018 to present generation with the 3.6L Pentastar, 2.0L Turbo, 3.0L EcoDiesel, or 6.4L 392 (Rubicon 392). Lift kits, control arms, and many suspension parts are generation-specific.

Why Buy Mopar Parts from Black Ops Auto Works

Black Ops Auto Works stocks 14,635 Mopar SKUs across Dodge, Jeep, RAM, Chrysler, and Fiat platforms with real fitment data, competitive pricing, and support from staff who build HEMI, Hellcat, Trackhawk, TRX, and Wrangler vehicles themselves. Products are filterable by year, make, model, trim, engine, and drivetrain to confirm the correct application before ordering. Black Ops Auto Works also manufactures billet control arms, toe links, sway bar end links, strut braces, and carbon fiber hoods and spoilers in-house for the Jeep Grand Cherokee, Trackhawk, Durango, and Challenger platforms.

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