2007.5–2012 6.7L Cummins Turbochargers & Turbo Parts

Shop turbochargers, turbo kits and supporting parts for 2007.5–2012 6.7L Cummins applications. This collection includes Holset/HE300VG stock replacements, Industrial Injection VGT upgrades, actuators, turbo install parts, single-turbo conversions, compound systems and manifolds.

Turbo selection should be based on how the truck is used, fueling, tuning and desired power range. Replacement turbos, upgraded units, conversions and compound systems can have very different installation requirements. Confirm the exact model year and whether the application is a pickup or chassis cab when the listing is application-specific.

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Choosing a 2007.5–2012 6.7L Cummins Turbocharger

The 6.7L Cummins arrived in the Ram heavy-duty pickup for 2007 with high-pressure common-rail injection, cooled EGR, a variable-geometry turbocharger and diesel aftertreatment. Pickup and chassis-cab applications can use different fuel-system components.

This collection includes Holset/HE300VG stock replacements, Industrial Injection VGT upgrades, actuators, turbo install parts, single-turbo conversions, compound systems and manifolds. A stock replacement is intended to restore the correct factory-style system, while an upgraded turbo or conversion kit can change airflow, spool characteristics, mounting, piping or actuator requirements.

Confirm the exact model year and whether the application is a pickup or chassis cab when the listing is application-specific. Check whether the specific listing includes an actuator, install hardware, manifold, downpipe or charge-air components because those inclusions vary by turbo and kit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of turbo system does the 2007.5–2012 6.7L Cummins use?

The 6.7L introduced a variable-geometry turbo system as part of its airflow, emissions and exhaust-brake strategy. Industrial Injection carries Holset/HE300VG replacements, upgrades, actuators and conversion options.

Should I choose a stock replacement or a performance Cummins turbo?

A stock replacement is generally the right direction when the goal is restoring the factory-style system. A performance turbo should be matched to fueling, tuning, intended use and supporting hardware rather than selected on airflow or horsepower potential alone.

Does a Cummins turbocharger include the actuator and installation hardware?

Not always. Some listings are complete kits while others are individual turbochargers, actuators or supporting parts sold separately. Confirm the exact model year and whether the application is a pickup or chassis cab when the listing is application-specific. Check the Included Components information on the specific product.

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