The 2015 Easter Jeep Safari has only been over for a few weeks, but that hasn’t stopped Jeep from adding several parts to the Mopar Catalog that was showcased at the annual off-roading->ke4846 event.

However Jeep->ke40 didn’t have these parts laid out on a product demonstration table next to some food truck in the parking lot – no, Jeep used and abused many them on the seven EJS Jeep concepts.

The parts range from rock rails for the Jeep Cherokee to four-inch suspension lift kits and Dana 60 crate axles for JK Wranglers. Other parts include Wrangler->ke425-specific items like beadlock wheels, flat-top fenders, and even a big brake kit. The brake kit also includes an option for a larger master cylinder and booster, all to help reign in those 40-inch mud tires that’s popular on today’s trails.

These accessories join Mopar’s growing list of Jeep Performance Parts. Best of all, each are factory engineered to work with Jeep vehicles to make them perform better without giving up safety or drivability. The full list of the new parts are listed below, along with their prices.

Continue reading to learn more about the new Jeep Performance Parts.

Why it matters

Jeeps are perhaps the most customizable vehicles on the market today, with tons of aftermarket suppliers offering things as simple as stick-on decals through full engine-swap kits. Jeep and Mopar, its parts division, also offer a full range of add-ons and upgrades. What’s more, many of the parts can be installed at the dealer and included in the price of the Jeep.

Jeep Performance Parts - Price

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