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SKU #: GZ-GA30156
MPN #: GA30156
Grizzly Turbocharger Installation Kit 11-14 Ford 6.7L Powerstroke
Description
Unfortunately, the original design of the 6.7L Powerstroke's turbo is known to fail. If the need ever arises to replace your turbo, make sure you've got all of the necessary components for a job done right with the Grizzly Turbocharger Installation kit.
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PARTIAL KIT:
- Includes V-Band Clamps
- OE Cross Reference Numbers: AP0156, GA33514A
COMPLETE KIT:
- OE Cross Reference Numbers: AP0166
About Grizzly Products
High quality emissions components are hard to come by. That's where Grizzly Products come in. Grizzly Products manufactures high quality diesel engine components for modern diesel engines that will not let you down. Grizzly's stringent recertification methods used in our remanufactured and new products, along with the use of high-quality replacement parts, make for an unbeatable and highly durable product line that helps support your service reputation.
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