6.7 Power Stroke Exhaust Manifold — 2015–2019 Fitment, Flow & Install Tips
Stop exhaust ticks and clamp-load loss with a thicker, hi-silicon ductile iron manifold set that’s designed to survive heat-soak, regen cycles, and heavy tow duty—while staying emissions compliant.
Quick Summary: 75% thicker walls • CFD-tuned ports with ~8.1% average flow gain vs. OEM • Longer studs + thick spacers for thermal durability • Gasket-matched ports and high-temp coating • Full gasket kit included • CARB EO D-553-17 • Install time ~9 hours.
Exact Fitment & What’s Included
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Fitment: 2015–2019 Ford F-250/F-350/F-450/F-550 6.7L Power Stroke (pickup & cab/chassis notes per product page).
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Includes: Left/Right exhaust manifolds (availability by kit/side), longest stud + spacer kit, manifold gaskets, crossover tube gasket, EGR port gasket, M8 stud install tool.
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Material & Finish: Hi-silicon ductile iron with ~0.275" thick walls; high-temp POR15 black coating; gasket-matched exhaust ports.
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Emissions: 50-state legal (CARB EO D-553-17). Warranty: 36 months / 75,000 miles.
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Install Time: ~9 hours (manifold pair). Professional install recommended; see torque sequence below.
Shop: 6.7L Power Stroke Exhaust Manifold Kit (2015–2019)
Single sides when needed: Passenger Side (2015–2019)
Why The OEM Manifold Fails On 6.7L
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Heat-Cycle Warping: Thin castings see flange distortion after towing/regen cycles → leaks, ticks, slower turbo spool.
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Short Hardware: Shorter bolts/studs lose clamp load across uneven expansion; gaskets blow out over time.
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Port Mismatch: Poor alignment reduces flow and raises drive pressure under load.
BD’s Design: Materials, Hardware & Real-World Flow
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Thick-Wall Casting: ~75% thicker walls in hi-silicon ductile iron resist cracking and flange bowing.
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CFD & Gasket-Match: Average flow increase of ~8.1% per port (OEM avg ~169 cfm/port vs BD avg ~174 cfm/port).
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Longest Stud + Spacer Kit: Black-oxide spacers and longer studs keep clamp load through heat cycles.
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High-Temp Coating: POR15 black helps the manifold resist corrosion over time.
Install Notes & Torque Pattern
- Disconnect batteries; remove shields, CAC plumbing, lines as needed. Soak fasteners in advance.
- Clean head surfaces thoroughly. Place gaskets and hang the manifold on the studs.
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Torque from the center out in stages to factory spec. Re-install shields and lines; verify clearances.
- Re-torque after one full heat cycle.
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Special note: Trucks using the MPD budget SXE turbo kit must use BD part 1043006 with an OEM passenger side manifold.
Compare vs. OEM
| Feature |
OEM |
BD Manifold |
| Wall Thickness |
Thinner |
~75% thicker ductile iron |
| Ports |
Baseline |
CFD-tuned & gasket-matched |
| Flow |
~169 cfm/port (avg) |
~174 cfm/port (avg) |
| Hardware |
Short bolts |
Longest studs + thick spacers |
| Emissions |
Varies |
50-state legal (EO D-553-17) |
FAQs
Is this 50-state legal? Yes—CARB EO D-553-17. Keep EGR intact and follow install instructions.
What gaskets/hardware are included? Manifold, crossover tube, and EGR port gaskets, plus longer studs and spacers (see product page for exact contents).
How long does install take? About 9 hours for both sides. Soak fasteners early and plan a re-torque after the first heat cycle.
6.7L Power Stroke Exhaust Manifold 2015–2019 Tow & Heat