aFe BladeRunner Turbine Elbows for 1994-2002 RAM 2500, RAM 3500 - 46-60067

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Part Number: AFE-46-60067

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Turbine Elbow, BladeRunner, Ductile Iron, Dodge, 5.9L Diesel, Each
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aFe BladeRunner Turbine Elbows for 1994-2002 RAM 2500, RAM 3500 - 46-60067

aFe BladeRunner Turbine Elbows for 1994-2002 RAM 2500, RAM 3500 - 46-60067

AFE-46-60067

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Part Number: AFE-46-60067

Estimated Ship Date: Oct 30, 2026

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
46-60067
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
AFE-46-60067
UPC:
802959461365
Hardware Included:
Yes
Mandrel-Bent:
No
Heat Shield Included:
No
Turbine Outlet Housing Included:
Yes
Turbine Outlet Housing Material:
Ductile iron
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Designed to replace stock elbows when using either stock or aFe turbochargers.

aFe BladeRunner Turbine Elbows

BladeRunner turbine elbows from aFe are a direct replacement for the stock models, and they hook up to your BladeRunner turbocharger without modifications. These durable units are constructed from ductile iron for many years of service. The elbows are available for fitment on a wide range of submodels. Whether you're installing a new turbo or simply replacing a stock part, go with aFe BladeRunner turbine elbows.

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