Mishimoto Intercooler Pipe And Boot Kit 2007.5-2009 5.9L

The Mishimoto intercooler pipe and boot kit is a dedicated intercooler pipe and boot kit engineered to correct routing and sizing issues for the 2007.5–2009 Dodge 5.9L/6.7L Cummins, improving fitment and long-term durability for turbo upgrade and high-flow intake systems.

This kit was developed by Mishimoto engineers after a detailed review of factory pipe routing and diameters, identifying areas where stronger routing, accurate sizing, and robust connections were required to support repeated boost cycles and reduce failure points.

• Vehicle-specific engineering: Designed specifically for 2007.5–2009 Dodge Cummins applications to ensure correct routing and clearances, which reduces installation time and prevents interference with adjacent components.
• Routing and size optimization: Pipe routing and diameters were evaluated and revised where necessary to restore proper airflow paths, which supports consistent boost response and pairs effectively with turbo upgrades or high-flow intercoolers.
• Made in the USA: Manufactured domestically to maintain consistent build quality and production control, which contributes to predictable performance and easier quality traceability.

Key functional benefits:

• Improved fitment and integration: Tailored geometry reduces stress at interfaces and helps maintain secure connections across the charge system under boost.
• Compatibility with performance upgrades: Routings and dimensions accommodate turbo upgrade and high-flow intercooler configurations without requiring extensive modification.
• Durability-focused construction: Design changes target common failure areas to increase reliability during repeated thermal and pressure cycles typical of performance diesel operation.

This product emphasizes value through targeted engineering refinements rather than unnecessary complexity—delivering a functional upgrade for Cummins owners seeking reliable charge piping that integrates with performance exhaust and turbo upgrade projects.