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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.