Popular upgrades include diesel tuners, cold air intakes, exhaust systems, and turbochargers. These mods can significantly boost horsepower, torque, and overall performance, especially when combined with transmission upgrades.

The 7.3L Powerstroke (1994-2003) is known for its durability and longevity, often
considered the most reliable of the Powerstroke engines. The 6.7L Powerstroke
(2011-present) also offers excellent reliability, particularly in newer models.

Tuning your Powerstroke can provide significant horsepower and torque increases. Gains of 100+ horsepower are common with basic tuners, but adding other upgrades like turbos and exhaust systems can push power even further.

For heavier builds or high towing capacities, upgrading the torque converter, adding a
transmission cooler, or even a full transmission rebuild may be necessary to handle increased torque and prevent slippage.

Yes, certain upgrades like cold air intakes, high-flow exhausts, and tuners can improve fuel efficiency by optimizing the engine’s air-fuel mixture and reducing restrictions.

The 6.0L Powerstroke is known for head gasket failures and EGR cooler problems. These can be resolved by installing ARP head studs and upgrading the EGR system or opting for an EGR delete (where legal). Commonly known as “Bulletproofing the 6.0,” Alligator Performance has all the parts you need to build a reliable and powerful 6.0L

Upgrading the turbocharger, adding a diesel tuner, and improving the suspension with lift kits and leveling kits can help increase towing capacity by boosting power and stability under heavy loads.

The 6.7L Powerstroke, particularly the High Output models (2020-present), offers the best towing capacity, reaching up to 1,050 lb-ft of torque in some versions.

These refer to different iterations of the 6.7L Powerstroke. The P473 (2011-2014) was the first generation, the P558 (2015-2019) saw improved turbo and emissions systems, and the P702 (2020-present) offers the highest power output and torque.

Yes, certain aftermarket modifications, such as tuners or emissions deletes, can void your factory warranty. It’s important to check with your dealer and manufacturer guidelines before making significant changes to your truck.