This collection covers Challenger SRT badges for two spots on the Dodge Challenger: a trunk emblem mounted between the tail lights, and a radiator grille emblem. Both carry the Challenger SRT script and are built as direct aftermarket replacements or additions to a Challenger exterior.
The SRT (Street and Racing Technology) badge marks the performance trims of the Dodge Challenger lineup, and this collection puts it on two placements: the trunk lid area between the tail lights, and the radiator grille. Both pieces are made to order rather than pulled from Dodge dealer stock.
Since these are custom aftermarket badges, measure your current tail-light trunk panel and grille opening before ordering, and check whether your Challenger already has a factory SRT badge in that spot that needs to be removed first. If you have a non-SRT Challenger and simply want the styling, that is a common request the shop can accommodate.
The trunk emblem sits in the panel between the tail lights, a spot normally used for a Dodge or Challenger nameplate. The grille emblem is sized for the radiator grille opening and works as either a direct swap or an added accent above the factory grille badge.
Both pieces are generally offered in a metal or ABS construction with chrome or black finish options. Since every order is custom-made, exact color, finish and backing (adhesive vs. pin-mount) can vary - confirm the details with the shop for your specific Challenger trim.
No, these are custom-made aftermarket emblems designed to resemble the Challenger SRT badge. They are not sourced from Dodge or Mopar.
Yes, many buyers add the SRT-style badge purely for looks on standard Challenger trims. Just be aware this does not change the actual trim level of the car.
In most cases it is sized to sit within or near the factory grille opening as a swap or accent piece - confirm exact placement with the shop if you want to keep the factory badge in place too.
