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Our turbos are made to highly specific standards, not only to deliver the power owners demand, but also to keep engines performing at top efficiency year after year. With correct parts and regular maintenance, drivers who utilize the 5.9 and 6.7 liter Cummins engines can depend on the performance and efficiency their vehicles were designed to deliver over the long haul.
Today’s top diesel trucks work at the molecular level to atomize fuel with finely tuned air and fuel pressure maximizing fuel efficiency, while it’s component parts are performance matched to control emissions. That is why using the correct replacement parts is more important today than ever before.

Benefits of a Genuine Turbocharger
  • Reduced Downtime
  • Optimized Fuel
  • Efficiency
  • Delivered Factory
  • Level Performance
  • Optimized Factory
  • Level Efficiency
  • Demonstrated
  • Durability
  • Factory Cummins Warranty

Genuine Turbochargers, Insist on Genuine!

Saving Fuel with Genuine Turbos
A fundamental benefit of using a Genuine Turbocharger is improved fuel consumption. This is particularly important for our customers in a time of soaring diesel prices. The current economic climate provided a timely opportunity to conduct a field test to compare the fuel savings properties of a Genuine Turbocharger with those of a counterfeit turbocharger. The test, which took place in China and was adjudicated by the Wuxi Institute of Supervision and Testing on Product Quality, involved a truck driver following a set route. Once the route was completed, the turbocharger was switched and the driver repeated the test in the same vehicle, under the same driving conditions. The Results showed a significant difference in fuel economy, with the genuine turbocharger recording a huge 12% increase in fuel economy compared to its counterfeit equivalent. This clearly demonstrates that counterfeit turbochargers come at a price; they may seem a cheap option but in the longer term, you will be out of pocket on fuel consumption