This collection features a pair of stainless steel door prop rods engraved with the 392 SRT badge, a callout used across several Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep SRT models built around the 6.4 liter (392 cubic inch) HEMI V8. These props swap in for the plain factory door support rods to add a polished, show-styled detail, and they are a custom aftermarket product rather than one sold by Stellantis. Because the 392 SRT badge spans multiple brands under the same corporate parent, this design is intentionally built as a multi-brand piece rather than tied to a single make.
"392" refers to the displacement, in cubic inches, of the 6.4 liter HEMI V8 used in SRT-branded performance trims of several Stellantis-family vehicles, most notably the Dodge Challenger and Charger SRT 392, along with related Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT and select Chrysler 300 SRT models. Because the same engine and SRT branding appear across these different nameplates, the 392 SRT badge is genuinely a shared, multi-brand mark rather than something specific to one manufacturer - this listing reflects that by tagging Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep fitment together rather than forcing a single-brand story. The props here are produced independently by Decoinfabric and are not manufactured, sold, or endorsed by Stellantis or its brands.
These stainless steel props are designed as direct-fit replacements for the factory door support rods, in the same mounting location as the stock hardware, on 392-equipped Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep SRT models. Because door prop rod length and bracket style vary between these platforms, confirm your exact vehicle, generation, and door type when ordering.
The props are laser-cut from stainless steel and finished in polished or brushed stainless, with the 392 SRT lettering cut through or engraved into the metal. Stainless steel is chosen for its resistance to corrosion from moisture, road salt, and repeated door use over time. Mounting uses the same bolt pattern as the factory prop rod, so installation is a bolt-in swap rather than a modification.
Confirm which of your vehicle's doors need props (commonly both fronts, or all four depending on body style) and your exact model, generation, and year, since prop geometry differs between the Challenger, Charger, Grand Cherokee, and 300 platforms. If you would prefer a single-brand version of this badge instead of the shared SRT 392 wording, mention that when ordering.
For other door and hood prop styles, see Car Show Stainless Steel Door Props. For related SRT badge designs, browse the SRT Logo and SRT8 Logo collections, or the brand-paired 392 + Dodge Logo and SRT + Dodge Logo collections. For single-brand badge catalogs, see the standalone Dodge Logo, Jeep Logo, and Chrysler Logo collections.
No. The 6.4 liter HEMI and SRT 392 branding have been used across Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep performance models, so this badge is intentionally treated as a shared, multi-brand design.
No. It is a custom, aftermarket accessory made by Decoinfabric and is not manufactured or licensed by Stellantis or its brands.
Likely, but confirm your exact make, model, and generation when ordering so the prop length and mounting match your vehicle.
