BD Diesel 20-Degree Wastegated Ported Exhaust

Description

BD Diesel 20-Degree Wastegated Exhaust

Fitment

98.5-18 5.9L 6.7L Dodge Cummins 24V

The BD-Power 1045996-T6 Wastegated Ported Exhaust Manifold for your 1998.5-2018 Dodge 5.9L/6.7L Cummins features a larger runner size for enhanced flow and a T6 flange to mount your aftermarket turbocharger. For maximum and increased flow this manifold is casted with ports and runners that match the inlet gasket within 0.03″. It’s built-in heat expansion joints prevent cracking and the heavy cast HiSi Ductile Iron retains heat energy and is coated with high temperature black. The center mounted turbo flange is angled at an optimum 20° rather than 40º and helps with mounting S400,S500 and other larger turbochargers. Wastegated manifold is machined for use with Turbo Smart 45mm Hyper Gate (not included). Wastegate block-off plate and clamp provided.

Features:

• T6 Flange
• 2 Pre-Drilled & Tapped 1/8″ NPT Ports
• Ported Design Allows For Optimum Flow
• Heat Expansion Joints Prevent Cracking
• Wastegate Block-Off Plate & Clamp Included
• Machined For Use w/ Turbo Smart 45mm Hyper Gate (not included)

Note:

This exhaust manifold is not for use on stock turbo applications. It will require the use of a T6 turbocharger. Replacement gaskets and manifold bolts not included.

BD Diesel has always been at the forefront of the Diesel Pickup Truck industry, going back to 1989 with the introduction of the first-ever exhaust brake for a Diesel Pickup truck. Prior to entering this part of the market, BD Diesel was no stranger to the Diesel Truck world. Further back in the company’s timeline BD Diesel was known as Valley Fuel Injection Ltd. and their true beginnings go back to 1972. They have grown their reputation as being the early experts of diesel injection systems. They are still known as experts in many aspects of the diesel world and are certified Bosch, Stanadyne, Delphi, and Zexel specialists. Their product ranges now include Turbo systems, Fuel Injection Components, Exhaust Systems, Electronics, Transmissions, along with service components.