2013-2018 6.7L Dodge Ram Cummins EGR & Throttle Valve Delete Kit

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Product Specifications
  • SKU DIPEGR-1033
  • Vehicle Fitment 2013-2018 Dodge Ram 6.7L Diesel

INSTALLATION COMPONENTS & SOLUTIONS

Dodge Ram Cummins

DPF Delete Series

EGR Delete Series


Ford Powerstroke

DPF Delete Series

EGR Delete Series

CCV / PCV Series


GMC / Chevrolet Duramax

DPF Delete Series

EGR Delete Series

CCV / PCV Series

Install difficulty: Moderate; recommended for those with mechanical experience.
Custom tuning is required after installation to clear codes and optimize performance.
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6.7L Cummins EGR & Throttle Valve Delete Kit for 2013-2018 RAM 2500/3500

Maximize the efficiency and reliability of your 6.7L Cummins Diesel with this professional-grade EGR & Throttle Valve Delete Kit. Engineered specifically for 2013–2018 RAM 2500HD and 3500HD trucks, this comprehensive solution removes the soot-clogging EGR cooler and the restrictive factory throttle valve to unlock significant gains in performance.

By bypassing the Exhaust Gas Recirculation system and eliminating the intake butterfly valve, you ensure your engine breathes only clean, high-velocity air, leading to lower operating temperatures and a more responsive driving experience.


Key Features & Performance Benefits

  • Dual Performance Upgrade: Combines an EGR cooler delete with a throttle valve delete to provide a completely unrestricted intake path.

  • Instant Throttle Response: Removing the factory throttle valve eliminates intake turbulence and "lag," delivering immediate power when you step on the gas.

  • Eliminate Soot & Carbon Buildup: Stops abrasive exhaust gases from recirculating into the intake manifold, protecting your valves and internal engine components from carbon deposits.

  • Thermal Management: By removing the EGR cooler, engine coolant no longer absorbs extreme exhaust heat, resulting in significantly lower coolant temperatures and a longer engine lifespan.

  • Precision Seal: Includes high-quality, CNC-machined block-off plates and heavy-duty gaskets to ensure a leak-proof, factory-grade fit.


Technical Specifications

Attribute Detail
Engine Compatibility 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel
Vehicle Fitment 2013-2018 RAM 2500 / 3500 (Pickup Only)
Components Included EGR Cooler Plates, Throttle Valve Delete Pipe, Gaskets, Hardware
Material High-Grade Billet Aluminum & Stainless Steel
Special Feature Integrated EGT Probe Port
Usage Off-Road & Competition Use Only

Detailed Vehicle Fitment Guide

This kit is a direct-fit replacement for the following 6.7L Cummins pickup trucks:

  • 2013-2018 RAM 2500HD (All Trim Levels)

  • 2013-2018 RAM 3500HD (All Trim Levels)

  • Note: Designed for standard Pickup models. Not compatible with Cab & Chassis (C&C) commercial models.


Why Combine EGR and Throttle Valve Deletes?

While a standard EGR delete stops soot, the factory throttle valve (TV) remains a major restriction in the intake stream of the 2013-2018 RAM. Deleting the throttle valve along with the EGR allows for a "straight-through" intake design. This is an essential upgrade for diesel owners who prioritize engine longevity and want to prevent the "limp mode" issues associated with clogged factory emissions hardware.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Will I need a tuner to install this kit?

A: Yes. Removing the EGR and Throttle Valve requires an aftermarket performance tuner to disable the factory emissions software and prevent Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs).

Q: Is the installation difficult?

A: This kit is designed for a straightforward installation with basic hand tools. It includes all necessary plates and gaskets to ensure a complete, bolt-on replacement.

Q: Does this improve fuel economy?

A: By allowing the engine to run more efficiently without recirculating hot exhaust, many owners see a measurable increase in MPG and reduced "regen" frequency.