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7.3 Powerstroke Intercooler Pipe Kit Atlas 468-9903

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    Looking for an upgrade to your 7.3 Powerstroke's intercooler piping? Check out our Atlas Diesel 3" Intercooler Pipe, Boot, and Clamp Kit!

    This kit includes everything you need for a direct fit easy bolt in.  

    Mandrel-bent from polished stainless steel, our intercooler piping kit is a direct bolt-on replacement for both OEM and aftermarket intercoolers. Plus, it offers increased airflow compared to stock intercooler tubes - giving your Powerstroke the boost it needs to perform at its best.
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    Rated 4.62/5 (8 reviews)

    7.3 Powerstroke Intercooler Pipe Kit Atlas 468-9903 SKU: atl468-9903

    $229.99
    Fits: 7.3 Powerstroke 1999.5-2003

     
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    Looking for an upgrade to your 7.3 Powerstroke's intercooler piping? Check out our Atlas Diesel 3" Intercooler Pipe, Boot, and Clamp Kit!

    This kit includes everything you need for a direct fit easy bolt in.  

    Mandrel-bent from polished stainless steel, our intercooler piping kit is a direct bolt-on replacement for both OEM and aftermarket intercoolers. Plus, it offers increased airflow compared to stock intercooler tubes - giving your Powerstroke the boost it needs to perform at its best.
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    Daniel Dittfurth (Saginaw) | August 30th, 2024
    Purchased this set 09-03-2021, and had a mixed opinion on the install. the hot side pipe rubs my HPOP line, and my power steering line elbow at the pump. I have since insulated the hot side with exhaust pipe wrap to protect the contact points. It does not line up exactly with the pusher intake, so you loose some clamping area due to the angled gap. After 25,000 miles the turbo to hot pipe hose turned to jelly on a trip to Colorado. seems it cant handle the heat and oil, i was on the side of the road every time i went to pull a hill and go over 10 psi boost, double clamping didn't help it would just ooze out from under, until I found an Oreilles that had a replacement in stock.
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