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Choose the Right 345 Mopar Hellephant Badge or Emblem

Select your platform - Chrysler, Dodge, or Jeep - then choose grille, tailgate, or fender depending on the mounting position you want to replace. Front+rear and PRO sets bundle the pieces most owners want together.

345 Mopar Hellephant Emblems and Accessories

The Hellephant is Mopar's 426 cubic-inch supercharged crate engine, built for owners who install it in classic Mopar restorations and modern builds alike; "345" references the engine's approximate horsepower-per-liter class naming used in some crate-engine marketing rather than a displacement figure. This badge lets owners of a Hellephant-swapped Chrysler, Dodge, or Jeep advertise the engine on the outside of the car.

Grille, Tailgate and Fender Coverage

Each of the three brands has a matching grille emblem, tailgate emblem, and fender badge, so a full front-to-back set can be ordered for a single vehicle.

Materials, Colors and Custom Options

Finishes typically include gloss black, matte black, and chrome-style plating in ABS plastic or metal-backed construction with adhesive mounting. Since these are made to order, sizing and color can generally be adjusted to your vehicle.

Before Ordering

These are custom, aftermarket-made badges referencing the Mopar Hellephant crate engine; they are not manufactured, sold, or endorsed by Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Stellantis, or Mopar. Confirm your exact model and year so mounting points line up correctly.

Explore Related Accessories

• Shop the standard Hellephant crate-engine badge
• Browse Hellhawk badges for engine-swapped Jeeps
• See the general Mopar logo emblem range
• View the full Dodge emblem catalog

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hellephant?
It is Mopar's 426 cubic-inch supercharged crate engine, popular for classic Mopar restorations and modern engine swaps alike.

Is this an official Mopar part?
No, it is a custom-made aftermarket badge and is not sold or licensed by Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Stellantis, or Mopar.

How is this different from the standard Hellephant badge?
This version includes the "345" reference alongside the Hellephant name; check both collections' photos to see which matches your preference.

Will this fit a classic Mopar restoration?
Tell us your exact vehicle and year when ordering - since these are made to order, we can typically adjust for classic body styles as well as modern ones.