About this product
2011-2016 Ford 6.7L Powerstroke Air-to-Water Intercooler by Mishimoto
The 2011–2016 Ford Super Duty equipped with the 6.7L Powerstroke is one of the most capable and reliable trucks on the road today. But, when Mishimoto heard about 6.7L Powerstroke air-to-water intercoolers leaking internally, we set to work making the 6.7L Powerstroke even better.
The Mishimoto 6.7L Powerstroke intercooler brings even more reliability to the 6.7L by ditching the stamped and stacked plate stock design. Instead, our intercooler is built with cast aluminum end tanks that are precision TIG-welded to the robust bar-and-plate core. The cast end-tanks reduce potential failure points, making them more reliable than cut and welded tanks.
Aside from being more durable than stock, the Mishimoto 6.7L Powerstroke intercooler also flows better. Flow bench testing showed that the Mishimoto intercooler flowed 22% better than the stock cooler. On the dyno, that extra flow allowed our stock 6.7L Powerstroke to make 40 lb-ft more torque.
This cooler is available with a powder-coated sleek silver, stealthy micro-wrinkle black, or micro-wrinkle blue finish to match any style.
Features
- Direct fit for all 2011–2016 Ford 6.7L Powerstrokes
- Cast end tanks are more durable than brazed or welded end tanks, eliminating potential leak points
- Available in a Micro-Wrinkle Silver, Micro-Wrinkle Black, or Micro- Wrinkle Blue powder-coated finish
Benefits
- 22% greater airflow than stock 6.7L Powerstroke intercooler
- Dyno-proven 40 lb-ft torque gains without other modifications
- Bar-and-plate core for efficient cooling and unsurpassed strength
- No tune required–intercooler can be installed on a completely stock or modified truck
Applications
- 2011-2016 Ford F250
What's In The Box?
- 1 - Air-to-Water Intercooler
Warranty
- Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty.
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