BD Diesel 1027343 Brake - 2013-2017 Dodge 6.7L w/Non-VGT Turbo Air/Remote 4in

BD Diesel Performance is unique among its peers in that it designs, manufactures and distributes a wide range of products specifically engineered for performance diesel applications. Located in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada, BD's state-of-the-art facility covers 65,000 square feet, and employs 60 plus highly-trained individuals. The BD name became recognized in 1989, when the company introduced the first exhaust brake for the burgeoning diesel pick-up truck market. BD's roots, however, actually date back to 1972, when Valley Fuel Injection, Ltd. first opened its doors. Today, Valley Fuel Injection and BD Diesel Performance are one, with eight specialty divisions that focus on diesel power train components: Fuel Injection Calibration Department, Exhaust Brake Manufacturing, Electronic Circuit Design and Assembly, Transmission and Torque Converter Design and Remanufacturing, Turbocharger Design, Installation and Research and Development. BD's comprehensive approach to the diesel performance aftermarket ensures not only quality products, but educated dealers and satisfied customers. Thank you for your interest in BD Diesel Performance!
Ideal for applications where installed aftermarket performance turbo will not facilitate turbo mount exhaust brake; BD's exclusive Variable Orifice Technology; BD's solid, offset butterfly; Spring loaded cylinder; Pressure regulation; Provides up to 150 retarding horsepower throughout the engine's RPM range; Rugged, cast-iron housings; BD's exclusive alumibronze bushing; Piston ring-seals; Stainless steel butterfly shaft; Proven to stand-up under the harsh, high heat conditions of the exhaust environment; All mounting hardware are made of corrosion resistant stainless steel; Air compressor included; There's a reason why the BD Brake is the most widely-recognized diesel exhaust brake in the industry: It's the best! Compare it to the competition, and you'll see why.

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