Sinister Diesel 17-19 Ford Powerstroke 6.7L Cold Side Charge Pipe - SD-INTRPIPE-6.7P-COLD-17Find parts that fit my vehicle

Maximize the performance and efficiency of your 2017 through 2021 Ford 6.7L PowerStroke V-8 by replacing the stock, restrictive piping that connects the intercooler to your engine with the 2017-2021 Powerstroke 6.7L cold side charge pipe. This upgraded 3" cold side charge pipe is larger in diameter than the stock pipe, and it has smooth mandrel bends to increase air flow velocity for improved power and lower EGTs. The 2017-2021 Powerstroke 6.7L cold side charge pipe is also more durable than the OEM pipe being made from 6061 Aluminum alloy, and it is connected with Sinister Diesel's 4-ply silicone boot that is rated up to 400 psi. The intercooler pipes are masterfully TIG welded and finished in polished powder coated Sinister Blue for extra protection and a clean and stylish appearance. A pair of stainless steel spring boot clamps are also included with this kit to provide a long-lasting, reliable seal. Don't let a factory pipe rob your engine of power and efficiency; get the Sinister Diesel 2017-20 Powerstroke 6.7L cold side charge pipe!

Features:6061 Aluminum Alloy Construction. CNC Mandrel Precision Bent 3" Tubing for a Perfect Fit, 4-Ply Silicone Boots that are rated to 400psi, Stainless Steel Spring Boot Clamps for a Reliable Seal, Higher Flow and Lower Turbulence Airflow for Increased Power

Includes:(1) Hot Side Charge Pipe, (1) Silicone Boots, (2) Stainless Steel Spring Clamps

'" says Brian

'"so we knew it wasn't enough to just start another one. We wanted to create a high performance diesel parts company that actually changed the way business was done

What do you get when a group of diesel, truck and 4x4 off-road enthusiasts get together with a dream of changing the automotive aftermarket industry? You get Sinister Diesel, a company that is American Born and Bred™.

Founders Brian George, Michael Mitchell and their whole team share a love of everything diesel. One afternoon, while working on Brian's truck they thought of starting a new company

'There were already online parts suppliers