4.7 Aftermarket Help! (Exhaust Headers, Manifold, Turbos?)

[PDJ210]

I know I am probably beating a dead horse, but I am really having trouble finding aftermarket parts for my 2013 RAM SLT 4.7. I have already installed a K&N Model 77 Intake, and Magnaflow dual exhaust. In the process of buying a Dashpaq+ tuner and a Magnaflow Cat.

Really interested in exhaust headers but cant seem to find any.

Also thinking of a Turbo or HO Cams.

Any help finding it or finding a compatible part will be greatly appreciated.

 

[2016Bighorny]

maybe checkout airram.com

 

[crackerjack1957]

Nothing much available for the 4th gens

 

[PDJ210]

Thank You, but Airram didnt have anything for my truck. and yea I know it sucks.

 

[Wild one]

Thank You, but Airram didnt have anything for my truck. and yea I know it sucks.

There's no off the shelf headers for the later 4.7's.Supposedly the blower kit Nick at Air Ram had or has to put the early Ford Eaton blower on the early 4.7's will adapt onto the later 08+ 4.7.Did you try phoning Nick at Air Ram,he's probably one of the better guys to actually phone and talk to.
I pulled 250 rwhp from a 2013 4.7 with all the common bolt-ons.Here's a link to my old build on it
https://www.ramforumz.com/showthread.php?t=182005

 

[QwikKota]

The HO cams were from the Jeep but the later engines were already well equipped making nearly 300hp. When I added HO cams to my 2002 Dakota it was only at 235hp stock. Most likely any cams not made by a performance shop would be a downgrade or already installed. We used to use KRC Performance for cams, I have the 218 lift cams in my Dakota. They made a large difference but even with all of my mods I am probably only at where your motor is stock. Computer tune made the most difference and headers only really helped extend the top end performance to allow shifting past 5000rpm. Dual exhaust also helped, I have an x-pipe crossover and Borla's.

 

[Matts175]

A turbo can be put on ANYTHYING, as long as the right person is installing it. LOL, I've seen them on "drift trikes" with Harbor Freight motors. If you are really going to go that route, hold off on the headers until then.