Dodge 5.9L Cummins Industrial Super PhatShaft 66mm Turbo Features: - Increased performance
- Lowers EGTs
- Designed for towing and daily driving
- 66mm compressor wheel
- 71mm turbine wheel
- Forged milled compressor wheel
- 360 degree thrust bearing
- Dual grooved high performance journal bearings
- Drop in replacement turbo
Premium Super PhatShaft Turbo Upgrade for 5.9L Cummins
Experience a remarkable boost in performance and efficiency with the 2003-2004 Dodge 5.9L Cummins Industrial Super PhatShaft 66mm Turbo”a game-changing addition to your engine. Designed to handle mild fueling upgrades, this turbocharger is the perfect companion for towing, daily driving, and unleashing street performance potential. At the core of this powerhouse lies a 66mm forged milled compressor wheel, complemented by a 71mm turbine wheel. This potent combination ensures increased airflow, translating to enhanced performance and lower exhaust gas temperatures (EGTs). Whether you're towing heavy loads or navigating daily commutes, the Super PhatShaft delivers the power you need while keeping EGTs in check.
High-Quality Construction & Design
Crafted for durability and precision, the PhatShaft features a 360-degree thrust bearing and dual grooved high-performance journal bearings. The result is exceptional reliability and smooth operation, even under high-stress conditions. Installing this turbocharger is a breeze as it's designed as a drop-in replacement, making it accessible for enthusiasts and mechanics alike. Additionally, it comes with an adjustable boost elbow, allowing you to fine-tune your performance to your liking. With optimized wastegate features and exhaust housing modifications, this turbocharger ensures your engine performs at its peak.
Vehicle Fitment: 2003, 2004 Dodge 5.9L Cummins
Application Note: Requires use of HX40 Downpipe
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