4" /5" 2010-2012 6.7 Cummins DPF Delete Race Pipe | Dodge Ram 2500/3500

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  • Brand: SPETUNER
  • SKU: #10095
  • Availability: Many in stock
  • Product Type: DPF & Cat Delete Pipe

SPETUNER 4" / 5" 2010-2012 6.7 Cummins DPF Delete Race Pipe | Dodge Ram 2500/3500

Vehicle Fitment Information

Compatible Models and Years

This DPF delete race pipe is designed specifically for 2010, 2011, and 2012 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 6.7 Cummins diesel trucks. It’s tailored to these model years to ensure optimal performance and compatibility.

Non-Compatible Vehicles

Keep in mind, this product is not suitable for Cab & Chassis commercial trucks or models equipped with air-ride suspension. Double-check your vehicle's configuration before purchasing to avoid fitment issues and save time.

Product Specifications and Features

Material and Thickness

Crafted from T-409 stainless steel, this pipe stands out for its durability. Unlike T-304 stainless steel, T-409 has magnetic properties—don’t be surprised if a magnet sticks to it. The 2mm thick stainless steel ensures lasting resistance to high temperatures and corrosion, making it a reliable choice for demanding conditions that push your truck to the limit.

Size Options

You can choose between 4-inch and 5-inch inlet diameters. If you're looking for enhanced exhaust flow and power gains, the 5-inch option will meet your needs. While it’s a bit pricier, it’s well worth it for the performance boost that serious drivers crave.

Package Contents

When you purchase this kit, you’ll receive:

- 2 pipes

- 2 clamps

- 1 hanger

- 3 bolts  

Every part is inspected meticulously to ensure you receive a product you can count on. This complete set helps you get started on your upgrade without any surprises.

Installation Guide and Tips

Required Tools and Preparation

Before you get started, make sure you have a wrench, clamps, and a cutter (useful for shorter wheelbase models). If you can access an automotive lift, your job will be even easier and faster. Don’t worry if you’re working in your driveway—this upgrade is doable for any dedicated DIYer.

Step-by-Step Installation Process

https://spetuner.com/blogs/instruction/4-dpf-turbo-back-pipe-installation-guide-for-2010-2012-dodge-ram-6-7-cummins

INSTALLATION STEPS

Step 1:

Removal of original system Starting at turbo, remove the band clamp from

the down pipe at the turbo. Loosen the bolt enough to unlatch the clamp,

then pry the clamp away from flange at three spots with a

flathead screwdriver. Remove clamp. (Note: keep the stock band clamp as it 

will be used with the new system).

Step 2:

Unbolt the flange and all factory bungs and airlines on down pipe and Diesel

Particu late Filter.

Step 3:

Cut the down pipe next to the transmission to make removal easier. If you

want to keep the down pipe, it will be necessary to lower the transmission

plate support to make room for removal of pipe. (Make sure you support the

transmission before doing this).

Step 4:

Loosen all clamp connections. Spray the hangers with WD-40, then pry

them from the OE rubber hangers and remove the factory exhaust. (Note: a

sawzall or hacksaw is the preferred method of cutting exhaust).

Step 5:

Make sure to place the clamps on all connections before installation of

pipes and mufflers.Install #20811 turbo pipe using the stock turbo band

clamp. Snug the clamp down so it will hold pipe but pipe can still be moved.

Step 6:

Install the DPF race pipe (#21012NB). For longer wheel bases, pipe #40022

will be needed.Sensors/Lines do not need to go back into the exhaust

system. Read tuner instructions.

Step 7:

Install muffler, over the axle pipe and tailpipe placing hangers into OEM

rubber hangers.

Step 8:

Nug all the clamps down so they will hold the pipe but the pipe can still be

moved with some effort. Check for clearance, i.e. brake lines may have to be

moved or e-brake cables as well as axle vent tubes, also check that the exit

of tail pipe is level with the truck.

Step 9:

Using the supplied security torx tool, transfer the MAF sensor from the

factory intake to the new intake. Then install the intake support hand tight.

Step 10:

Tighten the turbo band clamp. Starting at the front clamp work your way to

the back connection, tightening clamps as you go. (Note: a mig weld should

be applied to the clamped connections of pipe for added security). DO NOT

WELD CLAMPS.

Benefits of DPF Delete and Key Considerations

Performance and Fuel Efficiency Gains

Once installed, you’ll notice significant improvements in fuel economy, typically going from 13-14 mpg up to 18-19 mpg, depending on driving conditions. Removing the DPF reduces backpressure, allowing smoother exhaust flow and better engine performance. You’ll feel your engine breathe easier and respond more powerfully.

Maintenance and Repair Advantages

DPF deletion eliminates the need for frequent cleaning or replacement of the DPF, saving you on maintenance costs and downtime. Plus, it prevents potential engine damage and expensive repairs caused by a clogged DPF. Say goodbye to frustrating DPF issues and hello to more time on the road.

Legal Compliance Reminder

Keep in mind, this product is intended for off-road use only. Always verify local and state regulations to ensure your vehicle stays compliant with emission laws. Staying informed helps you avoid potential fines and keep your ride legally sound.

Q: What does the "DPF race pipe" mean?

A: "DPF race pipe“also called "DPF Delete Pipe", only removes the part of DPF and keeps other parts.

Q: What does "DP-back/Downpipe-back" mean?

A: This means that the exhaust system runs from the downpipe all the way to the end of the exhaust pipe, replacing everything from the downpipe outlet back. This typically includes the mid-pipe, catalytic converter (if present), and muffler.

Q: What does "Turbo-back" mean?

A: This means that the exhaust system runs from the turbocharger all the way to the end of the exhaust pipe, replacing everything from the turbocharger outlet back. This typically includes the downpipe, mid-pipe, catalytic converter (if present), muffler, and tailpipe.

Q: What is your DPF made from? Stainless steel or aluminum?

A: They are made of 409 stainless steel.

Q: Do your DPF deletion kits need to purchase additional parts?

A: Our DPF delete kit comes with all the parts to complete the DPF deletion, normally, there is no need to purchase anything else.

Downpipe-Back/Dp-back pipe

Q: Does your Dp-back pipe can work with stock parts?

A: Yes, our Dp-back pipe can fit perfectly with the stock Downpipe and stock bolts.

Cab & Chassis

Q: Why do some of your dpf delete kits not work on cab and chassis models?

A: The Cab & Chassis has a relatively longer chassis and requires a tube specifically designed to fit the Cab & Chassis model. We mention Cab & Chassis in the title of our products for Cab & Chassis models, so you can check for yourself. For further assistance, you can contact our customer service.

Conclusion and Purchase Tips

Key Selling Points Recap

SPETUNER’s 4" / 5" DPF delete race pipe for 2010-2012 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 6.7 Cummins brings exceptional performance and fuel economy improvements. Don’t wait—upgrade now to enjoy a smoother, more responsive ride and lower maintenance costs.

Buying and Support Information

This product includes all necessary installation components and comes with professional after-sales support. If you have questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to our technical team. We’re here to make sure your installation and driving experience are top-notch.