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  • how much did you pay for the rear fascia?

  • @sctm81 I brought it online from a forum member for about $70, it sells at the dealership for about $90.

  • good job man.... its made my work alot easier.... ThumbsUp!

  • @69lona Glad it helped!

  • The whole thing comes off easily with no damage to the car. A guy at the dealer told me that's how they do it.

  • 2) I used a small electric saw to cut-off the center locks of the fascia.

  • 1) cut-off all fastners from inside the fascia. Reach-in to cut the left & right corners

  • Your video gave me an easier way to to mine. I went with Borla (part #140316).

  • i removed the plastic rivets with a razor blade. Push and wiggle between the plastic. Very easy. Next , to take off the old fascia, squirt some lubricant "WD 40 on interior of facia. place a plastic putty knife at the exterior crease. Push in putty knife at the hook area while pulling facia out. Putty knife pulls the hook down and facia easliy comes off.

  • @EMPIRE0FLIES Thanks for the info, very helpful!

  • @cjcharv YWelcome. A bit more helpfull tips...exhaust hanger brackets part number#4581723AB MSRP $12.00 and change from dealer. There are two left L and two right R for the dual stock exhaust rear resonators attached with 8mm X 1.250 bolt. There are also two hanger brackets in the center. These should be there.

    NAPA Auto Parts has a generic isolater with OE fit and funtion Part # 35460 they are only $5.99 a piece. Mopar charges 25. Stock SRT8 duals on a SE look visscious!!!

  • Be careful with the corner rivets. As I was pulling from the wheel, I realized I forgot to remove the corner rivets and I broke the the corner square off on one corner which holds the heat shield and the fascia. It is obvious that they install this to the bumper cover before installing it to the car as no one could rivet the corner once the bumper cover is on. I used a side cutters to cut behind the rivets since you can't reuse them anyway. Looks like he didn't replace the corner rivets.

  • Can I get a shop to do this installation for me?

  • @Moco159

    Most Dodge Dealerships can install this if you don't want too.

  • @cjcharv Oh ok, thanks for the reply!

  • I noticed you thought you had the wrong plastic rivets. Those are the correct ones. Harbor freight sells the kit for 13.99. those stems pull , not push to fasten. I did this same mod to my 2010 Challenger SE.

  • Just bought my 2010 today , def want to do the duals ,notice your in texas awesome.

  • @crowmobe540 Great! I love my Challenger. Once you start modding it, you can't stop.

  • i just changed mine out today..it was very easy after watching your video. Very helpful

    thanks again

  • @tizzee11

    Congratz! Glad I could help!

  • I don't see myself changing out my fascia but love watching others do things tho their Challengers. I'm not the most confident mechanic, even though I work with a bunch of them, and love doing things on my own. Knowing that there are others out there gives me the confidence. Nice video and thanks for all the nice tips.

  • @JimiMack

    Thanks, Glad you like it.

  • Great, glad it helped!

  • thanks for the video, it helped me remove the fascia. it was a bitch getting it off. wasnt that bad getting it on. now for the dual exhaust

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