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Engine Dress-Up

Underhood trim that cleans up the parts the factory left bare — coolant reservoirs, master cylinders, strut towers and radiator supports.

This is cosmetic hardware and we will not pretend otherwise. It matters if you open the hood at shows and meets, or if you have already done the work under there and want the presentation to match.

Fitment is model-specific

These covers are cut for a particular engine bay and often a particular year range. Check the listed years against your vehicle before ordering; a cover from an adjacent generation usually will not line up.

What's in Engine Dress-Up

Underhood trim for the parts the factory left bare: a coolant tank cover for the 2015 to 2026 F-150 and Raptor, billet oil and power steering caps for the Jeep JK, and a fuse box cover. This is cosmetic hardware. Brands are DV8 Offroad, Dr. KDSS and JLT Performance.

How to choose

It matters if you open the hood at shows, or have already done the mechanical work. Check the year range, since the listings name years such as 2012 to 2014 for the JK oil cap. For real underhood changes, see Engine & Underhood Performance and Cold Air Intake Systems.

Shipping, lead times and warranty

In-stock items ship in 24 to 48 hours. See current lead times and vendor warranty policies. Call (920) 249-7744.

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Engine Dress-Up FAQs

Does engine dress-up improve performance?

No. These parts are cosmetic and clean up the look of the engine bay. For performance changes, look at intakes and exhaust.

Will the coolant tank cover fit my F-150?

The JLT cover is listed for 2015 to 2026 F-150 and Raptor. Confirm your year and engine before ordering.

Do you carry caps for the Jeep JK?

Yes, a billet twist-on oil cap and a power steering cap are listed for the JK. Check the year range on each.

Are these parts easy to install?

Caps and covers usually go on by hand or with a few fasteners. Read the listing for details.