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Adding a cold air intake system to your Ram Cummins can provide significant benefits such as increased power, torque, fuel efficiency, and an improved driving experience. The cold air intake system draws cooler, denser air into the engine, which enhances combustion efficiency for better engine performance. These systems are relatively easy to install and, in a range of options. Choosing the right one is crucial for maximizing its impact. The S&B Cold Air Intake System, K&N Cold Air Intake System, and Volant Cold Air Intake System are some of the top-rated options for Ram Cummins. A high-quality cold air intake system can enhance your truck's overall performance and longevity, making it a worthwhile investment.

The electronic control module (ECM) of a Ram Cummins diesel truck can be modified by a tuner to improve performance. The advantages of using a tuner, such as improved fuel economy, longer engine life, and higher horsepower and torque, are discussed in this guide. Handheld and custom tuners are the two main categories, with custom tuners providing more extensive changes. Before buying a tuner, it's important to think about compatibility, brand reputation, and tuning capabilities. It is worthwhile to spend money on the appropriate tuner for your truck's unique requirements because a properly tuned truck can reduce fuel and maintenance costs.

While both the 2500 and 3500 HD Sierras and Silverados come packing a serious performance and capability punch right off the showroom floor, but if there's one thing they're seriously lacking from the factory is the lighting you need to head off-road or get the job done after-dark. The good news is that we here at Alligator Performance offer more than a few Off-Road Light Mounts and Off-Road Light Kits for the 2020-2022 Duramax trucks that will get your HD 2500 or 3500 Silverado or Sierra the powerful lighting you and your Duramax build needs to get home in one piece or do work once the son sets. Many of our off-road light mounts and kits even install with no drilling, making them a hassle-free option for your aggressive truck. The only bad news is that there's a lot of different choices available for both the Silverados and the Sierras, which can make finding the right kit kind of the pain. The good news is that we have a ton of experience with the Duramax trucks and off-road lighting, so we can help you find the perfect kit for your particular Sierra or Silverado build.

You may be the GM Duramax owner that has made all the engine and suspension upgrades to make your truck the powerhouse it deserves to be. However, all this investment into your power and performance can be underwhelming with the weak factory exhaust system. Magnaflow understands your pain and has you covered with all the exhaust upgrades that you need. GM Duramax Magnaflow Exhausts are all precision manufactured for an OEM-style fit and all offer their own unique benefits and aesthetic features. If you are looking for aggressive sounds, you cannot go wrong with a Magnaflow exhaust. Every one of their exhaust systems has their signature exhaust tone with different options for volume. With all they have to offer, finding a place to start your research can be daunting, so take some time to learn about their top exhaust upgrades that we carry at Alligator Performance.

There is no denying that the Ram Cummins is a tough truck that deserves respect for how it performs merely with the stock build. One area that it can always need improvement is in the exhaust sound and performance. However, you should not just go with just any aftermarket exhaust system. Educate yourself on Magnaflow and their plethora of premium exhausts. With one of the Ram Cummins Magnaflow Exhausts on your build, you will get to actualize what your Ram Cummins should really sound like, while getting a little bump in horsepower and torque that compliments your existing engine and turbo upgrades. They have tons to offer, so you should know about the top Ram Cummins Magnaflow exhaust kits and what makes them a good benchmark for what is in store on your journey to finding your ideal Magnaflow exhaust.

If you have never heard of Magnaflow, now is the time when you need to get a clue. They have tons of great options for exhaust upgrades great for toughening up your diesel truck build. Looking at their catalog of Ford Powerstroke MagnaFlow Exhausts, there are a few that you should be introduced to for starting your dive into what Magnaflow has to offer. Each of which have their own style and performance that makes them unique. All of these exhausts feature a version of the performance sounds that Magnaflow exhausts are known for. Once you hear it for the first time, your perception of what exhausts can sound like will change forever. Your eyes will be opened to what it can feel like to have those sounds while you are behind the wheel of your F250 or F350. Check out the top Magnaflow exhaust systems for the Ford Powerstroke and why they are worth your time and money.

Hitting the road in your 1999-2003 Ford 7.3L Powerstroke with a boat, trailer, or fifth wheel trailing behind you gets your blood going as you start to get excited for your next road trip. With all the anticipation, you may have overlooked the strain that hauling these heavy loads has on your transmission and you are bound to end up on the side of the road calling AAA to deal with your transmission overheating. This overheating happens when your transmission fluid gets too hot and the only way to ensure that it remains cool on your next adventure is with any one of our high-quality Transmission Coolers, Engine Cooling Upgrades, and other Transmission Upgrades from Alligator Performance. A new transmission cooler will address this issue directly, so below you will find out why you should get one for your F250 or F350 and which ones to look to as great benchmarks for high-quality transmission coolers.

Simply put, the factory up-pipes and downpipes equipped on your 2001-2004 GM 6.6L Duramax LB7 were not designed with performance in mind, leaving you with a restrictive turbo and exhaust assembly on your Sierra/Silverado 2500 or 3500HD. Instead of accepting you'll always experience a lack of power generated from your turbocharger, pick up some of the premium aftermarket up-pipes and downpipes we offer here at Alligator Performance to unlock more potential hidden under the hood of your tough truck. In today's article, we'll be discussing why you may want to replace these factory exhaust components, which aftermarket replacements and upgrades are best for your particular setup, and other modifications you can make to compliment your truck's new build.

Upgrading the fuel tank on your diesel rig is a great way to improve it's performance without affecting the overall functionality of your ride. Here at Alligator Performance, we carry a handful of aftermarket S&B Fuel Tanks that offer a ton of benefits over stock to help you get the most out of your Powerstroke, Duramax, or Cummins engine. Get ready to experience an increase in fluid capacity without adding a tank to your truck's bed, ensuring less stops at the pump each time you set off for adventure, and more cargo carrying-capacity for all of your gear. This is especially useful when pulling RVs and trailers that tend to guzzle fuel due to the increase in weight, keeping you on the road for an extended period of time. Additionally, these tanks allow you to reset the "Miles to Empty" feature on your dash for an accurate reading of your fuel levels in every situation. Go further and explore more by putting your trust into these S&B Fuel Tanks.

Originally walking in, we planned on installing a Carli Leveling kit on our 2020 Ford F-350 6.7L Powerstroke, just the “basics” for a Carli kit that meant going with their 2.5” Pintop Lift Kit which includes Front Springs, Trac Bar, Spacers, and of course King 2.5 shocks in all corners.

What platform would you choose to build your Ultimate Tow Rig? How would you set it up? What parts would you install? What would be the optimum horsepower/torque goal and would it be reliable and run cool under heavy tow? These are the