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Stop Boost Leaks and Feed the Turbo

The factory charge-air system leaks where you can't see it. Oil mist from the CCV system softens the rubber intercooler boots until they swell, slip off, or split under boost — and a boost leak means lost power, more smoke, higher EGTs, and turbo lag. Factory plastic intake tubes restrict airflow, and the cast intake manifold becomes a bottleneck under load. These aluminum and stainless intercooler pipes, cold air intakes, and high-flow manifolds seal the charge air and feed the turbo clean, cool air.

Fits these trucks

  • Ford 6.7L Powerstroke — high-flow intake manifolds, cold-side intercooler pipes, air-to-water intercooler kit
  • Ford 7.3L Powerstroke — stainless spider intake manifold, cold air intake, intercooler boot kit
  • Dodge/Ram 6.7L Cummins — cold air intake, intake elbow, grid-heater plenum plate, intake heater coil
  • Cummins ISX15 / X15 — Big Boss intake manifold
  • GMC/Chevy 6.6L Duramax (LB7–L5P) — intercooler / boost-tube upgrade pipes

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do my intercooler boots and pipes leak?
Oil from the CCV system coats and softens the factory rubber boots. Add boost, towing heat, and a tune and they swell, slip off the flange, or split — you lose power and boost and see more smoke and higher EGTs.
What does a cold air intake actually do?
It replaces restrictive plastic tubing with larger aluminum or stainless piping for better airflow and heat resistance, feeding the turbo cooler, cleaner air.
Is a high-flow intake manifold worth it?
It smooths the flow path and moves more air with less turbulence, which helps EGTs under towing. The factory manifold is a known bottleneck when you ask the truck to work.
What are the Cummins grid-heater plate and intake elbow for?
They clean up and strengthen the 6.7 Cummins intake — better flow and reliability at the intake horn/plenum.
Will it fit my truck?
Match the year and engine on the product page to your truck. Get the right part the first time.