Accessories

SPELAB's Accessories collection spans multiple categories: exhaust components (tips, cutout switches, wire harnesses), differential covers, valve covers, and fuel system plugs. Items like the Exhaust Remote Switch ($14.99) and Double Control Wire ($9.99) let you add or replace cutout controls. Most accessories are direct-fit upgrades for Powerstroke, Duramax, and Cummins platforms—check individual product listings for specific vehicle compatibility.

SPELAB offers two switch types: the Remote Switch (wireless handheld controller) and the Manual Switch (dashboard-mounted toggle). Both connect to the intermediate wire harness that links your cutout's electric motor to a power source. The Replacement Intermediate Wire Harness ($9.99) is available if your existing harness is damaged. Installation is plug-and-play at the cutout motor end; routing the toggle to the dash requires a simple 3/8-inch hole and basic wiring knowledge.

Most SPELAB accessories are universal-fit or designed to common industry standards. Remote cutout switches and wire harnesses work with any electric exhaust cutout using a standard 2-wire actuator motor. LED exhaust tips (like the Blue Flame model at $69.99) bolt onto any 2.5" exhaust tail pipe with no brand dependency. Differential covers are vehicle-specific—confirm your axle model (8.8" 10-bolt Ford, etc.) before ordering regardless of brand.

Most SPELAB accessories carry a 1-year warranty covering manufacturing defects. Consumable items like gaskets, seals, and electrical connectors may have shorter or no warranty coverage. Warranty terms are listed on each product page. Keep your proof of purchase and photos of any defects before contacting SPELAB support at service@spelabautoparts.com for claims processing.

The SPELAB 2.5" LED Exhaust Tip ($69.99, down from $108.90) features an integrated blue flame LED effect visible from the tailpipe at night. It's purely an aesthetic upgrade—no performance benefit. Installation is straightforward: clamp it onto any 2.5" exhaust outlet. If you want your truck to stand out at car shows or night cruises, it's a cheap, reversible mod. For performance-focused builds, skip it and invest in a better downpipe or cutout kit instead.