Looks good:smileup: On my mod "To Do" list.

 

Well executed mod! It looks "warm" - like I could stand in front of it on a crisp autumn day and make my bones feel better. :smileup:

Looks like the scoops are pretty well filled with the lights. I'm curious to know if it makes much of a difference in the operating temperature of the engine.

Well done!

 

nice! I have been thinking about the snorkel lights.

 

Update: Almost finished
Got some more pics. Please forgive me if I can't get the pics and text in order correctly.

Here is the overall view under the hood...Not happy with the sharp bend on the left. Gonna straighten that out to go smoothly under the windshield washer groove.

Next I ran the wiring through the grommet for the trunk release behind the brake fluid reservoir. (I think that's what it is...on the drivers side.

Ran the wires through loom behind the engine cover to the passenger side where they meet up with the wiring from the snorkel lights the ran both of those in some braided loom that's almost exactly like the wrap on all the hoses...a little shinier.

The wiring from the power and ground and to the lights goes through a lighted led ring switch which I was going to mount next to the cigarette lighter but couldn't because it was going to hit on the shift assy.

So I drilled a 5/8" hole through the little change holder. It's actually a really good place. If I don't want the switches I can replace the rubber insert.
The switch is a green LED but I've ordered an amber one since the grill and snorkel lights are orange...and I've decided to put a blue one next to it to switch on and off the interior ambience lighting. So I fished a wire behind the console and pulled the wires from the grommet, behind and above the pedals under the footwell panel and up in to the console.

And here is a picture of the mounted switch. It will be replaced with an amber one and a blue one next to it. Right now the blue footwell and back seat lighting are wired in to the cigarette lighter but sometimes I guess it's better if they can be turned off.



Thanks all for the ideas!

 

Well done man!

 

Great write up! reps coming

 

Final pic. You can kind of get the sense of it here. I can only imagine what's it's like seeing this bad boy behind you!

 

Think even just the ones in the hood scoops would look cool by themselves! Nicely done...

 

Nice MOd

Update: Almost finished
Got some more pics. Please forgive me if I can't get the pics and text in order correctly.

Here is the overall view under the hood...Not happy with the sharp bend on the left. Gonna straighten that out to go smoothly under the windshield washer groove.

Next I ran the wiring through the grommet for the trunk release behind the brake fluid reservoir. (I think that's what it is...on the drivers side.

Ran the wires through loom behind the engine cover to the passenger side where they meet up with the wiring from the snorkel lights the ran both of those in some braided loom that's almost exactly like the wrap on all the hoses...a little shinier.

The wiring from the power and ground and to the lights goes through a lighted led ring switch which I was going to mount next to the cigarette lighter but couldn't because it was going to hit on the shift assy.

So I drilled a 5/8" hole through the little change holder. It's actually a really good place. If I don't want the switches I can replace the rubber insert.
The switch is a green LED but I've ordered an amber one since the grill and snorkel lights are orange...and I've decided to put a blue one next to it to switch on and off the interior ambience lighting. So I fished a wire behind the console and pulled the wires from the grommet, behind and above the pedals under the footwell panel and up in to the console.

And here is a picture of the mounted switch. It will be replaced with an amber one and a blue one next to it. Right now the blue footwell and back seat lighting are wired in to the cigarette lighter but sometimes I guess it's better if they can be turned off.



Thanks all for the ideas!

Very nice look, cant wait to get started

 

That is one fine looking Challenger at night! Well done mod that works well and looks so good! Sinister and warm at the same time! Good job and reps to you!

 

Looks great !

 

Cool. Looks like a fire is blazing under your hood.

 

looks amazing I have been wanting to do this for months now. I now really got to get it started seeing the pics it looks great! thanks for the info!!! going to do mine with Blue hope it turns out as good as yours looks.

 

Looks great!!! Thanks for the awesome write up!! Reps to you!:rep: