Mopar Performance Supercharger Intercooler Bracket

A supercharger is only as reliable as the hardware that holds its cooling system in place. When you compress intake air, it gets hot, and an intercooler or charge air cooler pulls that heat back out so the engine can make consistent power. The intercooler bracket is the small but critical piece that keeps that heat exchanger secured against vibration, torque and thermal cycling. Mopar Performance supercharger intercooler brackets are built for exactly this job on Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram platforms.

Factory-Engineered Mounting Hardware

The Mopar name began in 1937 as a contraction of "motor parts" and grew into the official parts and accessories brand for the Chrysler family of vehicles. The Mopar Performance line carries that heritage into the aftermarket. Its parts are developed alongside the vehicles they are meant to fit, which matters for a component like an intercooler bracket. Mounting points, hole patterns and clearances have to line up with the vehicle's frame, core support or supercharger housing, and a part designed by the manufacturer's own engineers is built around those dimensions.

Mopar has also supported racing since the 1950s, including involvement with NHRA and NMCA events. The brand points to that track experience as a testing ground for what ends up on street-driven cars, and forced-induction hardware is where those demands show up most clearly.

Why the Bracket Matters in a Supercharged Setup

An intercooler that shifts or vibrates can crack, rub against nearby components or loosen its connections, and any of those can cost you boost or cooling efficiency. A well-designed bracket helps with several things:

• Secure mounting: holds the intercooler or charge air cooler rigidly in position under load.
• Correct alignment: keeps the core, tubes and hoses in the positions the system was engineered around.
• Vibration control: reduces stress on the cooler, fittings and surrounding plumbing.
• Heat tolerance: stands up to repeated heating and cooling in a hot engine bay.

Mopar Performance has long offered parts that support forced-induction packages. One example is the aluminum intercooler sprayer brackets that shipped in its Stage 2/3 turbo kits for the Neon SRT-4. Enthusiasts still seek those out for restorations and period-correct builds.

What to Check Before You Buy

• Vehicle and engine fitment: brackets are usually specific to a model, year range and sometimes a particular side of the vehicle (driver or passenger). Confirm the part matches your application.
• Original part number: if you are replacing a damaged or missing bracket, matching the number from your existing hardware or build documentation is the surest route.
• Related hardware: inspect the fasteners, isolators and shrouds that mount alongside the bracket. Replacing worn mounting hardware at the same time helps the whole assembly stay secure.

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To see everything the manufacturer offers, visit the full Mopar Performance brand page. For a wider look at mounting hardware from multiple manufacturers, browse the complete Supercharger Intercooler Bracket category.