6.7L Cummins DPF Replacement Pipe for 2011-2018 Dodge Ram Cab Chassis - 4" Heavy Duty Exhaust System
ℹ️ DESCRIPTION
Engineered for commercial-duty performance, this heavy-duty DPF delete exhaust system delivers maximum power and efficiency. The 4" tapered design features mandrel-bent construction for optimal exhaust flow, removing restrictive DPF, CAT, and SCR systems. Built with commercial-grade 1.5mm aluminized/T-409 stainless steel for exceptional durability and reduced maintenance costs.
Specification | Detail |
System Type | Complete DPF Delete Exhaust |
Pipe Diameter | 4" Tapered Design |
Construction | 1.5mm /T-409 stainless steel |
Bending Technology | Mandrel-bent for optimal flow |
Emissions Removed | DPF, CAT & SCR systems |
Benefits | Improved efficiency, reduced maintenance costs |
Installation | Direct bolt-on design. Professional installation recommended. |
Compliance Note | For off-road/competition use only. Requires ECU tuning. |
🔍 Fitment:
Vehicle Model | Years | Engine |
---|---|---|
Dodge Ram 2500 Cab & Chassis | 2011-2018 | 6.7L Cummins Diesel |
Dodge Ram 3500 Cab & Chassis | 2011-2018 | 6.7L Cummins Diesel |
Dodge Ram 4500 Cab & Chassis | 2011-2018 | 6.7L Cummins Diesel |
Dodge Ram 5500 Cab & Chassis | 2011-2018 | 6.7L Cummins Diesel |
📜 POLICY
🚚 Ships from nearest warehouse within 1 business day, arrives in 5-8 days(most area in 7 days)
🔄 30-day return policy
🔧 2-year replacement warranty
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Attention
Products on this site are for off-road/racing use only and are not legal for public roads where emissions laws apply.
Professional installation recommended. Removing emissions equipment (DPF, CAT, SCR, DOC) requires deleting related sensors and a compatible tuner to avoid engine codes.
Performance gains may vary—no guarantees.