Edge Accessory System EAS Expandable Turbo Timer 2004.5-2007-5.9l-24v-cummins Designed for twin turbo applications FGXX-668603

Name: Edge Accessory System EAS Expandable Turbo Timer 2004.5-2007-5.9l-24v-cummins Designed for twin turbo applications FGXX-668603
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SKU: 5587441560
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Edge Accessory System EAS Expandable Turbo Timer 2004.5 2007 5.9l 24v cummins Designed for twin turbo applications FGXX 668603 Designed for twin turbo applications this manifold is intended to be run with the turbo flange facing up and has a wastegate on the short side which would then be facing up and is offset away from the turbine housing to give clearance to the wastegate 5" Coil Springs The Edge accessory (EAS) was created with future expandability in mind The EAS Universal Turbo Timer part # 98604 is designed for all diesel engines besides the 2006 2012 Dodge Cummins

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