Fleece Performance 13-18 Dodge 6.7L 2500-3500 Cummins Dual Pump Hardware Kit

This engine parts collection covers oil catch cans, thermostats, thermostat housings, radiator components, coolant accessories, engine covers, fuse box covers, cap covers, throttle bodies, supercharger pulleys, idler pulleys, tensioner pulleys, and engine bay dress-up parts for trucks, SUVs, muscle cars, boosted builds, high-horsepower street cars, and performance vehicles that need better reliability, cooling, airflow, oil control, and under-hood styling. The collection is particularly strong for Dodge Challenger, Charger, Durango, Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, and Ram TRX platforms running 6.2L Hellcat, 6.4L HEMI, and 5.7L HEMI engines, where oil catch can and cooling upgrades address known OEM weaknesses in the PCV and thermal management systems. Import performance platforms including GM LS-based builds, Chevrolet Camaro, and Corvette applications are also represented through Mishimoto, CSF, and ZPE GripTec product lines. Builders who invest in engine bay organization and reliab...

Fleece Performance Engineering has grown from a small Indiana operation into one of the most respected names in high-performance diesel upgrades, with a product catalog built specifically around the Duramax and Cummins common rail diesel platforms that dominate the high-horsepower diesel community. Founded by brothers Brayden and Chase Fleece in a rural west-central Indiana pole barn, the company established itself as a technology leader in common rail injection systems within five years, developing the Cheetah turbocharger line and the TurboBrake electronic exhaust brake that have become standard references for what diesel performance engineering can achieve. Fleece operates from an 18,750-square-foot Brownsburg, Indiana facility capable of in-house design, manufacturing, assembly, and testing, placing them among the high-output diesel specialists who supply race teams and serious street performance builds. This collection covers Fleece Performance's full range of Duramax and Cummi...

A properly designed fuel delivery system is the backbone of any high-performance engine build, ensuring the injectors or carburetor receive a consistent supply of fuel at the correct pressure regardless of engine load, RPM, or fuel demand. From factory replacement pumps keeping daily drivers on the road to high-flow in-tank modules supporting 1000-horsepower builds, the right fuel delivery components prevent lean conditions, injector damage, and fuel starvation at the worst possible moment. Modern EFI systems are particularly sensitive to fuel pressure variation, with even small drops causing misfires and power loss under hard acceleration. Whether you are restoring a factory system or engineering a purpose-built race setup, matching pump flow rate and fuel pressure regulation to your injector and engine requirements is essential. Popular Upgrades Top-selling fuel delivery components include Aeromotive Phantom in-tank fuel pump kits that retrofit into factory tanks without custom fa...

A complete fuel system encompasses every component between the fuel tank and the combustion chamber, and building one correctly from the start prevents the piecemeal upgrades and repeated troubleshooting that frustrate many performance builds. Factory fuel systems are engineered to precise OEM specifications for stock power levels and emissions requirements, meaning even modest horsepower increases can push individual components past their design limits. Purchasing a complete fuel system kit from a single manufacturer like Aeromotive, Holley, or FASS ensures that pump flow, regulator setpoint, rail volume, and line sizing are all matched to your power target from the outset. Whether converting a classic car to EFI, building a high-output street machine, or refreshing a worn diesel truck fuel system, starting with a complete kit eliminates compatibility guesswork and simplifies both installation and future troubleshooting. Popular Upgrades Top-selling complete fuel systems include th...