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Turbonator ® VGT / VNT Variable Geometry Turbine Housing Only
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4th Gen 6.7 Cummins | 2007.5 – 2012
Early 4th Gen 6.7 Cummins Parts (2007.5–2012)
Engineered for clean fitment and strong towing performance on the 2007.5–2012 Ram 2500/3500 6.7L Cummins. Diesel Power Source upgrades improve airflow, turbo efficiency, and temperature control for daily drivers, tow rigs, and balanced street builds.
Use this page as your Early 4th Gen 6.7L hub. Detailed specs, BOMs, and year-specific notes live on the individual product pages. Select the path below that matches your goals; then review the product listing for exact contents and fitment details.
Shop popular upgrade paths
- 6.7 Cummins Exhaust Manifolds — Stock-replacement and T4 options for cooler EGT and quicker spool.
- S300 Single Turbos — Quick response for tow-first and daily-driven builds.
- S400 Single Turbos — Higher airflow for elevated fueling and future headroom.
- Add-A-Turbo (Compound-Over-Stock) — True twin setups that widen the efficiency window under load.
- Turbonator® VGT Upgrades — Patented ball-bearing VGT response with exhaust-brake capability.
Why upgrade your 2007.5–2012 6.7 Cummins
- Lower EGT on grades: Smoother runners and optimized turbine geometry reduce drive pressure when towing.
- Faster spool and midrange torque: Better collector design helps the turbo light earlier for steadier speed.
- Durability: Thick-wall castings and precision-machined flanges resist warping and leaks across heat cycles.
- Clean fitment: Components modeled around 4th-gen bay clearances for service access and repeatable installs.
Choose the right path
- Towing & daily: Stock-replacement manifold with a quick-spooling S300-class turbo; monitor EGT on first towing runs.
- Street performance: Mid-size S300 or compact S400 with the correct turbine A/R to hold speed without excessive lag.
- High-fuel builds: Larger S400 or compound-over-stock for airflow headroom; plan converter, gearing, cooling, and brakes.
Fitment checklist (2007.5–2012)
- Confirm turbo flange (T3/T4/T4i) and actuator/sensor provisions for your setup.
- Verify downpipe route, intercooler path, and clearance at steering shaft, heater box, and A/C lines.
- Plan fresh gaskets, quality hardware, heat shielding, and ports if logging EGT or drive pressure.
Install & first-drive notes
- Use new gaskets; torque in sequence on a cold engine.
- Pressure-test the charge-air system before first start; eliminate any pre-turbine leaks.
- On shakedown, monitor boost/EGT and re-check fasteners after heat cycles if specified.
Comparing other generations? See 3rd Gen 5.9 (2003–2007) or Late 4th Gen 6.7 (2013–2018).
Dodge Cummins 4th Gen (2007.5–2012) FAQs
The 4th Gen Dodge Cummins includes 2007.5–2012 Ram 2500 and 3500 trucks equipped with the 6.7L Cummins diesel engine.
All 2007.5–2012 Dodge Ram diesel trucks came with the 6.7L 24-valve Cummins, featuring either a VGT or upgraded aftermarket turbo setup.
Yes. Many owners upgrade or replace the factory VGT with high-flow VGT drop-in replacements or fixed-geometry turbo swap kits, depending on power goals and usage.
Yes. Diesel Power Source offers direct-fit VGT turbochargers engineered to bolt onto 2007.5–2012 6.7L Cummins trucks without custom fabrication.
Yes. Compound turbo kits are available for 4th Gen Cummins trucks and are designed to reduce EGTs, improve throttle response, and support higher horsepower when paired with proper fueling and tuning.
With proper supporting modifications, the 6.7 Cummins platform can reliably support significant horsepower increases, depending on fueling, transmission upgrades, and intended use.
