Let Your Cummins Breathe Clean Air Again

Welcome to our dedicated collection of EGR Delete Kits for the 6.7L Dodge Ram Cummins. Introduced in 2007.5, the 6.7L Cummins is an absolute powerhouse, but it is heavily bottlenecked by its factory Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system. The stock EGR system constantly feeds hot, soot-filled exhaust gases back into your intake manifold. Over time, this creates a thick layer of carbon buildup and sludge that severely chokes your engine's airflow, robs you of power, and dramatically increases the risk of catastrophic EGR cooler failures and blown head gaskets.

If you are building a dedicated off-road rig or a competition track truck, completely removing this restrictive system is the single best upgrade you can make for engine reliability.

The Benefits of a Full EGR Delete

Our 6.7L Cummins EGR Delete Kits provide everything you need to physically remove the problematic factory EGR valve and cooler. By installing our precision-machined block-off plates and coolant reroute hoses, you are ensuring your engine only inhales 100% clean, dense, and cold air.

• Eliminate Carbon Buildup: Say goodbye to intake manifold soot, sludge, and clogged sensors.

• Lower Operating Temperatures: By removing the EGR cooler from your cooling system loop, your engine coolant and Exhaust Gas Temperatures (EGTs) will drop significantly.

• Prevent Major Engine Failure: Completely removes the risk of your factory EGR cooler cracking and leaking coolant into your engine cylinders.

• Restore Power & Efficiency: Enjoy crisper throttle response, improved turbo spool-up, and better overall fuel economy.

Premium Quality & Perfect Fitment

We offer a variety of high-quality kits featuring CNC-machined billet aluminum or laser-cut stainless steel block-off plates, paired with high-temp silicone hoses and heavy-duty hardware. Whether you drive a 2007.5 Ram 2500 or a late-model 4th/5th Gen Cummins, you will find the exact bolt-on kit engineered for your specific truck.

Important Installation Note: Physically removing the EGR system will cause your truck to trigger a Check Engine Light and enter Limp Mode. A custom tuning device (Tuner/Programmer) capable of disabling the emissions system is strictly required to run this hardware.