Find fitment-specific DPF delete kits and race pipes for Ford Powerstroke, Dodge Ram Cummins, and GM Duramax diesel trucks. This collection brings together exhaust configurations for different model years, engine platforms, pipe diameters, and connection styles, helping you identify the correct components for a lawful competition or emissions-exempt build.

A DPF delete kit generally replaces the factory diesel particulate filter section with a less restrictive race exhaust configuration. Depending on the product, a kit may include a DPF or CAT-and-DPF race pipe, downpipe-back exhaust sections, clamps, hangers, flanges, or other installation hardware. Contents vary, so always review the individual product page before ordering.

Shop DPF Delete Kits by Truck Platform

Choosing by engine platform and model year is the fastest way to narrow down compatible products:

• Ford Powerstroke DPF Delete Kits — Explore race pipes and exhaust options for 6.4L and 6.7L Powerstroke-powered Ford Super Duty trucks.
• Dodge Ram Cummins DPF Delete Kits — Compare configurations for 6.7L Cummins engines across multiple Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 generations.
• GM Duramax DPF Delete Kits — Find options for DPF-equipped 6.6L Duramax platforms, including LMM, LML, and L5P applications.

How to Choose the Correct DPF Delete Kit

Before selecting a kit, confirm the following vehicle details:

1. Model year: Exhaust layouts, sensors, and flange connections can change between model years—even within the same engine generation.
2. Engine and platform: Verify whether your truck uses a 6.7L Powerstroke, 6.7L Cummins, or 6.6L Duramax and identify the correct engine generation.
3. Vehicle configuration: Check whether the product supports your pickup’s cab, bed length, wheelbase, and pickup-versus-Cab-and-Chassis configuration.
4. Exhaust connection: Some applications use V-band clamps, three-bolt flanges, or four-bolt flanges. Compare the product photos and fitment notes with the connection on your truck.
5. Pipe diameter: A 4-inch system is a common choice for many competition builds, while a 5-inch system may provide a deeper exhaust tone and additional exhaust volume. Available sizes and sound levels vary by product.
6. Package contents: A race pipe, downpipe-back system, tuner, and all-in-one delete package are different products. Do not assume that tuning hardware or every required component is included.

Recommended DPF Delete Pipes

These popular fitment options provide a useful starting point for three major diesel platforms:

• 2011–2025 6.7L Powerstroke 4-Inch & 5-Inch DPF Delete Pipe
• 2019–2025 6.7L Dodge Ram Cummins 4-Inch & 5-Inch DPF Delete Race Pipe
• 2017–2025 6.6L GM Duramax L5P 4-Inch & 5-Inch DPF Delete Race Pipe

Fitment is determined by more than engine size alone. Verify the listed year range, chassis type, flange design, pipe diameter, and included parts before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a DPF delete kit?

A DPF delete kit is a group of race-exhaust components designed to replace or bypass the factory diesel particulate filter section in a qualifying competition-only or legally exempt application. Depending on the kit, it may contain a race pipe, downpipe-back sections, clamps, hangers, and related hardware.

Which trucks are covered in this collection?

The collection includes applications for Ford Powerstroke, Dodge Ram Cummins, and GM Duramax diesel trucks. Exact coverage depends on the product and may include 6.4L or 6.7L Powerstroke, 6.7L Cummins, and DPF-equipped 6.6L Duramax engines.

Does every DPF delete kit include a tuner?

No. Many listings contain exhaust hardware only, while selected packages may include additional components. Check the “What’s Included” and fitment information on the individual product page. Never assume that a tuner or calibration is included.

What is the difference between a race pipe and a downpipe-back system?

A race pipe typically replaces a specific section of the factory exhaust. A downpipe-back system replaces a larger portion of the exhaust beginning after the downpipe. The correct choice depends on your vehicle, desired configuration, and the components already installed.

How can I avoid ordering the wrong kit?

Confirm the truck’s year, engine, chassis configuration, wheelbase, and exhaust connection. For split model years or modified trucks, compare the existing flange and pipe layout with the product photos and fitment notes before placing an order.

Find the Right Fit for Your Diesel Build

Start by selecting your Powerstroke, Cummins, or Duramax platform, then match the product to your exact year, engine, chassis, and exhaust connection. Careful fitment verification helps prevent ordering errors and ensures that every component in your lawful competition build works together as intended.