Alternative to spending $3-$4K on the right part is to simply take the opposite knuckle you need from a GEN III/IV vehicle and flip it over.  You would still need to keep the Left side upper and lower control arms but the Gen III/IV arms are no different that I can tell, just a different part number on them as well.

I asked about the knuckles while on a factory tour back in 2016 at the plant as to why they would produce a new part with a new part number when I could not just flip the knuckles over and save $3K… The guy giving us the tour just smiled and gave a thumbs up.  When the tour was done he pulled me aside and said that is all they did to the new part was to put a new part number on the opposite knuckle from the previous generation when casting the mold; that there were no geometry differences between the parts.

I have had zero issues with my Gen V using this process, paying $450 per knuckle back about 9-years ago.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by viperguy69.

Your title says you are working on a 2014 so not it is not an ACR.  For reference though, ACR right side rockers are discontinued and are virtually unobtainable.  Non-ACR rockers are still available from Dodge or were last time I checked.  The ACR and non-ACR rockers are different where the exhaust comes out.  The non-ACR has a silver bezel around the outlet and the exhaust outlet is oval on a non-ACR.  An ACR rocker does not use the silver bezel and the exhaust hole is more round as the ACR’s exhaust tip is round not oval.  Given this if you do find a right side rocker make sure it is not an ACR rocker or your left and right sides would be different.

• This reply was modified 1 week, 2 days ago by ViperGeorge.