[Zeprider]

This installation was finicky. Everything has to line up, keep the screws loose all around while you fit pieces in place. It was kind of a pain but well worth it. I rarely scrape the road anymore. We have speed humps all throughout our neighborhood. They cause me no trouble. I even feel MPGs might have improved.

Keep in mind that the panel reflects the ground below. It may appear odd in some places. There are no signs of damage in the past 1,000 miles nor any signs of heat damage.

I present to you... PICTURES!

 

[PBMTMD]

Looks great - it looks like the cover over the oil drain plug is bolted on - is this the case, and how easy is removal for oil changes?

 

[Zeprider]

Merely stainless steel screws. To work one of those access panels, you only need to remove 1 screw, and loosen the other allowing you to slide the door out of the way.

 

[Oldarter#63]

I love the looks of that belly pan. Preparing to order one myself. Thanks for the pics and the installation recommendations.

 

[Zeprider]

Hey, no problem. Sorry it took so long to post images. Keep in mind, you cannot install this panel with the car on the ground. You are going to need your front end jacked up high or put the whole car on a lift which is what I did (I have a place where you can rent a bay with a lift), otherwise you will go insane with fitment.

 

[Oldarter#63]

Got the shields in the mail today. I'll have to wait for some solid ground before attemping the install.

 

[Zeprider]

Got the shields in the mail today. I'll have to wait for some solid ground before attemping the install.

Sweet! Get your Dart as high off the ground as possible. Seriously. Search your area for a shop that will let your rent a car lift. Here are two examples from MY area:

https://udoitliftrentals.com/

https://www.garageyourself.com/


These panels are exactly what Dodge should have done and I like the extra piece of mind. Enjoy!

 

[Oldarter#63]

I've searched but there's nothing like that in our area. Did you peel off the removable coating before installation?

 

[Zeprider]

I've searched but there's nothing like that in our area. Did you peel off the removable coating before installation?

Yes I did.

 

[Woodstock74]

Apologies on reviving an older thread, but does anyone know what the hardware is that attaches the lower shield (circled image below)? Either part number or can tell me the size? 10 mm socket fits it, but it has an integral washer.

 

[alpinegreenneon]

According to:
https://parts.allmoparparts.com/aut...odge/dart/sxt-trim/2-0l-l4-gas-engine/body-cat/bumper-and-components-front-scat

6510174AA

 

[Dafrenzel]

Do it one better. The OE pieces hang way down at the radiator support. The one I designed sits a little closer, and is made of very durable polycarbonate. The belly pan (the large, more rectangular piece) has aluminum reinforcements at some of the attaching points. All OE attachment points are used, and new hardware is included. Also, we make 'em in clear and white, in addition to black, if you want to see what's up in there from underneath or just hide LEDs in there to shine down like we did with our project car.

As you get it - 2 pieces w/ doors for oil plug and (2.0/2.4 only) oil filter. Integrated aluminum louvered heat shield, just like the stock piece, too.

Installed on Speedy G, our project car (BrightWhite, with amber LEDs from SuperBrightLEDs)

 

[Dafrenzel]

Are these still available? If so what is the cost?

 

[Zeprider]

Are these still available? If so what is the cost?

They appear to be...

Deyeme Racing : Online Shopping: Our Products

Real solutions for real racers

www.deyemeracing.com

 

[Wire Fox]

I'm very glad you guys posted up some better pictures than what's on the Deyeme Racing site. I came searching for someone's install photos, because I wasn't convinced of the quality by what was on there. @Zeprider, what you've installed looks amazing. Since both my closeout panel and belly pan have been trashed (and this is the second time the closeout panel has been destroyed), it's just as economical to buy Deyeme's solution instead of the OEM solution.

I assume it has held up well? You seem to have had it on there for about 2 years now, just guestimating by the mileage you had when you posted your photos up in February 2019.

 

[Zeprider]

I'm very glad you guys posted up some better pictures than what's on the Deyeme Racing site. I came searching for someone's install photos, because I wasn't convinced of the quality by what was on there. @Zeprider, what you've installed looks amazing. Since both my closeout panel and belly pan have been trashed (and this is the second time the closeout panel has been destroyed), it's just as economical to buy Deyeme's solution instead of the OEM solution.

I assume it has held up well? You seem to have had it on there for about 2 years now, just guestimating by the mileage you had when you posted your photos up in February 2019.

I'll tell ya what, they are still doing their intended jobs, a few scuffs, no cracks, no burns, nor melted parts.

Occasionally I get asked about it, otherwise, money well spent.

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[Oldarter#63]

Mine's been on for over a year now and couldn't be more pleased.

 

[Justin Spicer]

Do it one better. The OE pieces hang way down at the radiator support. The one I designed sits a little closer, and is made of very durable polycarbonate. The belly pan (the large, more rectangular piece) has aluminum reinforcements at some of the attaching points. All OE attachment points are used, and new hardware is included. Also, we make 'em in clear and white, in addition to black, if you want to see what's up in there from underneath or just hide LEDs in there to shine down like we did with our project car.

As you get it - 2 pieces w/ doors for oil plug and (2.0/2.4 only) oil filter. Integrated aluminum louvered heat shield, just like the stock piece, too.

Installed on Speedy G, our project car (BrightWhite, with amber LEDs from SuperBrightLEDs)

I have a 2013 Dodge dart sxt 2.4 I would like to purchase one of these.

 

[Oldarter#63]

Deyeme Racing

Real solutions for real racers

www.deyemeracing.com

 

[Kdub1981]

Do it one better. The OE pieces hang way down at the radiator support. The one I designed sits a little closer, and is made of very durable polycarbonate. The belly pan (the large, more rectangular piece) has aluminum reinforcements at some of the attaching points. All OE attachment points are used, and new hardware is included. Also, we make 'em in clear and white, in addition to black, if you want to see what's up in there from underneath or just hide LEDs in there to shine down like we did with our project car.

As you get it - 2 pieces w/ doors for oil plug and (2.0/2.4 only) oil filter. Integrated aluminum louvered heat shield, just like the stock piece, too.

Installed on Speedy G, our project car (BrightWhite, with amber LEDs from SuperBrightLEDs)

How can I buy the one you make and how much would it be for a 2013 dodge dart 2.0?