Is there a way to acccess Mopar catalogue online?

[PhoenixGTS]

I have poked all around mopar.com and can't find anything. I remember seeing a nice online version in the past. Is it on there and I am missing it? Specifically I was interested in ditching my fogs and going with the ACR-style brake vents and recall Mopar sold a kit to do that.

 

[Ulysses]

http://www.mopar.com/speed/index.html

The ACR's never really had those brake vents. They were deemed ineffective at that location. I think Janni's hubby has a setup that you might interest you. Woodhouse may carry it.

 

[PhoenixGTS]

The ACR's never really had those brake vents. They were deemed ineffective at that location. I think Janni's hubby has a setup that you might interest you. Woodhouse may carry it.

Ineffective because no air made it on the hole? I have seen the ones that go across the bottom of the front facia and am not interested. I am just not a "fog light kind of guy" and am planning on removing my 98 clear covers to the 99+ style and thought the vents might be a good idea.

 

[Ulysses]

I attached a link to the catalogue section on my last post. It's the speed catalog that has Viper stuff.

 

[PhoenixGTS]

I attached a link to the catalogue section on my last post. It's the speed catalog that has Viper stuff.

So it is the "Speed Essentials" catalogue. Man that site is confusing. What ever happened to "for Viper parts click here?"

 

[GTS234]

And to top it off, that "speed essentials" (or the street version) have very limited listings of Viper parts.

There was a much better performance parts catalog out last year, but it's out of print now. The dealer said (at the time) that they had a very hard time getting those in the first place. I could never get a copy. Luckily, the service writer that handles our other cars (Jeep Grand Cherokee and Wrangler) photo copied all the pages of Viper stuff in that catalog for me.

I was in with the Cherokee Tuesday and asked the parts guy about it again, and he said nothing currently from D/C except the stuff you can download from the website. Weak effort on D/C's part, IMHO.

On the bright side, anyone that has not seen (and downloaded) the regular parts catalogs on the D/C site should certainly check that out at www.mopar.com/viper.html