Ppe Boost Increase Valve 01-04 Chevy Gmc Duramax Diesel Lb7 6.6l 116030000 on 2040-parts.com
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50 States Emissions Legal Increase your turbo boost pressure from the stock 18-20 psi to 23-25 psi in an easy five minute installation. Designed for 2001-2004 Duramax LB7 diesel engines, the PPE Boost Increase Boost Increase Valve will improve engine performance and reduce those dreaded EGTs.
Features: ▪ Increased boost means increased air flow ▪ Simple 5 minute Installation ▪ Reduces EGT’s |
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