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Most Popular Parts
- Chrysler Performance Brake Pads / Rotors Kit
- Chrysler Perf Brake Pad/Rotor-Drum/Shoe Kit
- Chrysler Performance Air Filter
- Chrysler Air Intake System
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- Chrysler Performance Muffler
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- Chrysler Performance Exhaust System Kit
- Chrysler Performance Spark Plug
- Chrysler Body Mount Set
- Chrysler Turbocharger Intercooler
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Want more horsepower?
With a little attention to your intake, brakes, and other systems, you can have it. Here are some of our favorite upgrades.
Understanding Cold Air Intakes
More air can equal more power. Learn more about this relatively simple performance upgrade with our guide.
Real-time performance readings
Learn how you can utilize aftermarket gauges to enhance, update, and improve the information you get about performance while driving.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions? We’ve got you covered.
Performance parts are any replacement products that are not original equipment (OE) replacements and are intended to increase horsepower, handling, or stopping capabilities of a vehicle.
The most common performance upgrades to vehicles are bolt-on or plug-and-play products. Performance modifications include parts like air intake kits, cat-back or axle-back exhaust systems, and tuners/power programmers.
There is a variety of different ways to get additional performance out of your vehicle. This is primarily done by providing more air and/or fuel, as well as cooler temperatures to the motor.
The majority of performance products will increase the horsepower of a vehicle over what is provided from the original equipment (OE) manufacturer. Our vendors spend a large amount of resources engineering and testing products to ensure an increase in horsepower is being provided to your vehicle.
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