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  • What is included in a 2019 6.7 Powerstroke delete kit?

    A 2019 6.7 Powerstroke delete kit covers the full emissions stack: EGR cooler, DPF and DPF/CAT delete pipe, DEF system bypass, and a supporting tune. The 2019 model runs the third-generation 6.7 with a redesigned EGR system compared to the 2011-2016 trucks, so make sure the kit is spec'd for the third-gen platform specifically.

  • Is a 6.7 Powerstroke delete kit the same for 2011 through 2019?

    No, Ford updated the 6.7 Powerstroke platform in major ways. The first gen ran 2011-2014, second gen 2015-2016, and third gen 2017-2019. EGR cooler design, DPF canister size, and SCR placement changed across generations. A delete kit built for a 2012 will not bolt up correctly on a 2019 without modification. Always spec to your exact year.

  • What does a 2017 or 2018 F250 delete kit include?

    The 2017-2018 F250 runs the third-gen 6.7 Powerstroke with a revised EGR and a larger DPF than the second-gen trucks. A proper delete kit includes billet EGR block-off plates, a mandrel-bent DPF delete pipe matched to the OEM mid-pipe diameter, and a tune optimized for the specific hardware.

  • Can I use the same delete kit on an F250 and an F350?

    Yes, the 6.7 Powerstroke engine is identical across F250, F350, and F450 Super Duty trucks for any given model year. The emissions hardware is engine-side, not chassis-side. A kit built for a 2019 F250 will fit a 2019 F350 with the same engine without modification.

  • What happens to fuel economy after a 6.7 Powerstroke delete?

    Most owners report a fuel economy improvement after deleting the 6.7 Powerstroke. The DPF regen cycle burns additional fuel, Ford's own data shows regen intervals consuming diesel that never moves the truck. Removing the regen cycle, combined with a tune that optimizes injection timing, typically yields measurable MPG gains depending on driving conditions and load.