6.7L Cummins 4" DPF Delete Race Pipe for 2007.5-2012 Dodge Ram 2500 3500

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Fitment & Specs
2007.5-2012 Ram 2500/3500 6.7L Cummins pickups; 3-bolt flange and coil/leaf suspension only; excludes Cab & Chassis and air-ride trucks.
4 Inch Inlet
T-409 Stainless Steel · Clamp-On / 3-Bolt Flange
Before You Buy: Off-road/racing use only · Professional install recommended
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Description
6.7L Cummins DPF Race Pipe

4" DPF Delete Race Pipe for 2007.5-2012 Ram 2500 & 3500

T-409 stainless steel 4-inch DPF delete race pipe designed for listed 2007.5-2012 Dodge / Ram 2500 and 3500 pickup applications equipped with the 6.7L Cummins I6 turbo diesel engine. This pipe uses the listed 3-bolt flange connection off the turbo pipe and is designed around compatible factory-style exhaust connection and hanger locations.

Product Type DPF Delete Race Pipe
Pipe Diameter 4 Inch
Material T-409 Stainless Steel

Key Details

DPF Race Pipe Configuration

  • 4-inch DPF delete race pipe
  • 6.7L Cummins I6 turbo diesel application
  • 3-bolt flange connection off the turbo pipe
  • Clamp-on connection type
  • No sensor bungs

Construction & Mounting

  • T-409 stainless steel construction
  • TIG-welded construction
  • CNC-machined flange
  • Designed around OEM-style hanger locations
  • For compatible factory-style exhaust layouts
Vehicle Fitment

Confirm Your Ram 2500 / 3500 Application

Vehicle Year Engine
Dodge Ram 2500 2007.5-2010 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel
Dodge Ram 3500 2007.5-2010 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel
Ram 2500 2011-2012 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel
Ram 3500 2011-2012 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel
Fitment Note: This pipe requires the compatible 3-bolt flange connection off the turbo pipe and is intended for trucks with coil or leaf spring suspension.

Does not fit: Cab & Chassis commercial-style trucks or air-ride-equipped trucks.

Installation & Fitment Checks

Before Installation

  • Confirm the vehicle is a listed Ram 2500 or 3500 pickup application.
  • Verify the 6.7L Cummins engine and exact model year.
  • Confirm the required 3-bolt flange connection off the turbo pipe.
  • Verify coil or leaf spring suspension.
  • Confirm the truck is not equipped with air-ride suspension.

Exhaust Connection Checks

  • Compare the existing exhaust layout with the product photos before installation.
  • Verify factory-style hanger locations and pipe routing.
  • Confirm adequate underbody clearance before final tightening.
  • Verify all required exhaust connections before installation.
  • Review the installation guide before beginning installation.

Installation Instructions

Review the installation guide for the listed 2007.5-2012 6.7L Cummins 4" DPF race pipe before installation.

View Installation Guide

Before You Buy

  • Fits listed 2007.5-2012 Dodge / Ram 2500 and 3500 pickup applications with the 6.7L Cummins turbo diesel engine.
  • This listing is for the 4-inch DPF delete race pipe configuration shown.
  • Requires the compatible 3-bolt flange connection off the turbo pipe.
  • Fits coil or leaf spring suspension applications only.
  • Does not fit Cab & Chassis commercial-style trucks.
  • Does not fit air-ride-equipped trucks.
  • This is not a complete turbo-back exhaust system, DPF-back exhaust system, EGR delete kit, intercooler component or universal exhaust pipe.
  • Verify vehicle configuration, exhaust layout, suspension and applicable regulations before ordering.
Shipping & Return

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  • Delivery: Estimated delivery time is approximately 3–4 business days after shipment.
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RETURNS & EXCHANGES
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  • Return Window: We offer a 30-day return policy from the date of delivery.
  • Item Condition: Returned items should be unused, uninstalled, and in their original packaging when possible.
  • Return Process: To initiate a return or exchange, please contact our customer service team first to receive authorization and instructions.

WARRANTY
2-Year Limited Replacement Warranty

  • Duration: All products are backed by a 2-year limited warranty.
  • Coverage: This warranty covers manufacturing defects and product failures under normal use, and provides a replacement for qualified cases (repairs are not performed).

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What Is a DPF and Why Is It Used?

A Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) is part of the emissions system found on many modern diesel vehicles. Its job is to capture soot and particulate matter from the exhaust before it exits the vehicle.

Depending on driving habits, operating conditions, and mileage, a DPF system can gradually become restricted as soot accumulates. Over time, this may affect how the vehicle operates and how often maintenance is required.

Common signs associated with DPF-related restrictions can include:

Frequent regeneration cycles

Warning lights or reduced performance modes

Increased exhaust back pressure over time

Maintenance or replacement considerations on high-mileage vehicles

About DPF Replacement Components

DPF-related exhaust components are typically intended for specific use cases such as off-road applications, racing vehicles, export markets, or as part of a complete emissions system service or replacement process.

These components are designed to work with compatible exhaust configurations and should only be installed and used in compliance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations.

Who Should Consider This Type of Product?

Off-road or competition vehicle owners

Vehicles used in controlled environments

Export or non-U.S. applications

Customers performing emissions system service or replacement

Important Notice

Products in this category are intended for off-road, racing, or closed-course use where emissions laws apply. They are not represented as street legal, emissions-compliant, CARB-compliant, or legal for use on public roads unless explicitly stated.

DPF delete, CAT delete, race pipe, or related diesel exhaust products may remove, replace, disable, or alter emissions-related components, including but not limited to DPF, catalytic converter, SCR, DOC, EGR, sensors, or related factory systems. Compatible tuning, calibration, or supporting modifications may be required to avoid engine codes, limp mode, regeneration issues, or drivability problems.

Professional installation is recommended. Buyers are responsible for verifying vehicle compatibility, local regulations, emissions requirements, sensor configuration, exhaust layout, and any required tuning or supporting modifications before purchase and installation.

Performance gains, sound changes, airflow changes, temperature changes, fuel economy changes, reliability results, fitment, and drivability results may vary. No specific performance gains, fuel economy improvements, or long-term reliability results are guaranteed.

DPF Delete & Race Pipe FAQs

What is a DPF delete pipe? +

A DPF delete pipe is an exhaust component designed to replace or bypass the factory Diesel Particulate Filter section on compatible diesel vehicles. Product design and included components vary by SKU, vehicle platform, exhaust layout, and emissions configuration.

What is the difference between a DPF delete pipe and a CAT delete race pipe? +

A DPF delete pipe relates to the Diesel Particulate Filter section, while a CAT delete or race pipe may relate to the catalytic converter section or a combined emissions-related exhaust section. Some products replace multiple factory components. Always check the product title, fitment table, package list, and installation notes before ordering.

Do DPF delete products require tuning? +

Compatible tuning or calibration is typically required when the DPF, catalytic converter, sensors, or related emissions components are removed, replaced, disabled, or altered. Without the required supporting calibration, the vehicle may trigger warning lights, engine codes, limp mode, regeneration issues, or drivability problems.

Are DPF delete pipes street legal? +

DPF delete, CAT delete, and race pipe products may alter or disable factory emissions-related equipment and are generally intended for off-road, racing, or closed-course use where emissions laws apply. They are not represented as street legal, emissions-compliant, CARB-compliant, or legal for public road use unless explicitly stated. Buyers should check applicable regulations before purchase and installation.

Will a DPF delete increase horsepower or torque? +

Horsepower, torque, throttle response, towing performance, and exhaust gas temperature results are not guaranteed. Results vary by vehicle condition, tuning, installation quality, fuel, turbo setup, exhaust configuration, supporting modifications, and use case.

Will a DPF delete improve fuel economy? +

Fuel economy changes are not guaranteed. Any change depends on tuning, driving style, load, gearing, vehicle condition, tire size, exhaust configuration, and supporting modifications. No specific MPG improvement is promised.

Will a DPF delete trigger a check engine light? +

It may. Removing, replacing, disabling, or altering DPF, CAT, SCR, DOC, sensor, or regeneration-related components can trigger warning lights, engine codes, limp mode, or drivability issues without compatible tuning or calibration. Always verify the required supporting calibration before installation.

Is a DPF delete the same as an EGR delete? +

No. A DPF delete relates to the Diesel Particulate Filter section of the exhaust system, while an EGR delete relates to the Exhaust Gas Recirculation system. Some vehicle builds may involve multiple emissions-related components, but each product should be verified by its own fitment, package list, and tuning requirements.

Can I install a DPF delete pipe myself? +

Installation difficulty varies by vehicle and exhaust layout. DPF-related exhaust products may involve rusted hardware, heavy exhaust sections, sensors, clamps, flanges, tight underbody clearance, and required tuning or calibration. Professional installation is recommended.

Does every DPF delete kit include the same parts? +

No. Package contents vary by vehicle and SKU. Some products may include a single race pipe, while others may include clamps, hangers, adapters, sensor provisions, gaskets, or related hardware. Always check the product photos, package list, and fitment notes before ordering.

What should I verify before buying a DPF delete or race pipe? +

Verify your year, make, model, engine, emissions configuration, exhaust layout, pipe diameter, cab and bed configuration, sensor setup, tuning or calibration requirements, included components, and applicable regulations before purchase.