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Find the right 6.7L Cummins turbo replacement or upgrade for your Dodge Ram diesel at Diesel Power Products. Shop factory-style replacement turbochargers and performance options including the Fleece Cheetah, BD Screamer, ATS Aurora VFR, and Calibrated Power Stealth. Stock-replacement turbos are a practical choice for restoring everyday drivability, while upgraded compressor wheels, higher-flow turbines, and application-specific VGT designs offer more airflow and room to support your towing or horsepower goals. Many drop-in variable geometry turbochargers retain factory-style fitment and exhaust brake functionality. Match your turbo to your truck’s model year, pickup or cab-and-chassis configuration, and intended use, then check the individual listing for installation requirements and included components.
Why does a 6.7L Cummins turbo fail? Common trouble spots include soot buildup that causes the variable geometry mechanism to stick and failures in the electronic turbo actuator, both of which can interfere with boost control and exhaust brake operation. The right replacement addresses those weaknesses rather than simply reusing worn components: select remanufactured turbos include new electronics, while performance models add features such as billet compressor wheels, higher-flow turbine wheels, or upgraded vane-actuation components. Depending on the model, these improvements can deliver quicker response, reduced exhaust gas temperatures under load, and greater airflow than the factory turbo. Choose a stock-style replacement to get your truck back to work, or a properly matched 6.7 Cummins turbo upgrade for stronger towing performance and added power potential without assuming that bigger is always better.