aFe Power BladeRunner Wastegate Actuator Street Series 20-60 PSI 94-98 Dodge Diesel Trucks L6-5.9L

aFe Power BladeRunner Wastegate Actuator Street Series 20-60 PSI 94-98 Dodge Diesel Trucks L6-5.9L

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M251S

$192.00

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aFe Power BladeRunner Wastegate Actuator Street Series 20-60 PSI 94-98 Dodge Diesel Trucks L6-5.9LIntroducing the all new aFe Power BladeRunner Wastegate Actuator for the Dodge Diesel Trucks 94 98 L6 5. 9L (td). Constructed out of coated black stamped steel for maximum strength and style, with locking jam nut for precise boost pressure settings. These units come preset to factory settings and require no modification of turbocharger for a hassle free installation. Direct OE Replacement: Bolts up to factory mounting locations and requires no

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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025