1 Product
V-band Kits
A V-band kit, often referred to as a V-band clamp and flange kit, is an assembly of components used in various applications, particularly in the automotive and industrial sectors. This type of connection is commonly used in exhaust systems, turbochargers, intercoolers, and other components where a secure and easily detachable joint is required.
Here are the key components typically found in a V-band kit:
| V-Band Flanges | These are circular or semi-circular pieces that are welded to the ends of the pipes or components you want to join. They have a protruding lip that fits into the V-band clamp. |
| V-Band Clamps | These are designed to hold the flanges together, creating a tight and leak-free connection. V-band clamps are typically equipped with a tensioning bolt that can be tightened to create the necessary pressure for a secure joint. |
| Fasteners | The tensioning bolt or fastener is used to tighten the V-band clamp around the flanges, creating a sealed connection. |
| Gaskets | Some V-band kits include gaskets made of heat-resistant and durable materials. These gaskets help create a reliable seal between the two flanges, reducing the risk of leaks. |
Filter products
- ENGINE
-
POWERSTROKE
- DPF Delete Exhaust
- All In One Kit
- EGR Delete Kit
- CCV PCV Reroute Kit
- DPF Delete Dual Exhaust
- Tuner
- Intercooler Pipe Kit
- Up-Pipe
- Intercooler
- CP4 Bypass Kit
- CCV Recirculating Kit
- Muffler
- Downpipe
- Intake Manifold
- Air Intake Kit
- Radiator
- Oil Catch Can
- Differential Cover
- Coolant Tube
- Valve Cover
- Transmission Pan
- Coolant Expansion Tank
- Exhaust Manifold
- Turbo
- Suspension & Lift
-
DURAMAX
- Tuner
- EGR Delete Kit
- CCV Reroute/delete kit
- DPF Delete Exhaust
- DPF Delete Dual Exhaust
- All In One Kit
- Muffler
- Up-Pipe
- Downpipe
- Intake Elbow Bridge Kit
- Intercooler
- Intercooler Pipe Kit
- Air Intake Kit
- Radiator
- Differential Cover
- Valve Cover
- Oil Pan
- Cooler Line Kit
- Fuel Sump Return Kit
- Tonneau Cover
- Coolant Tube
- Suspension & Lift
-
DODGE RAM
- Tuner
- EGR Delete Kit
- CCV Reroute/delete kit
- EGT Relocation Kit
- DPF Delete Exhaust
- All In One Kit
- Muffler
- Air Intake Kit
- Intercooler
- Intercooler Pipe Kit
- Radiator
- Valve Cover
- Differential Cover
- Intake Manifold
- Coolant Bypass Kit
- Coolant Leak Repair Kit
- Fuel Rail Plug
- Fuel Tank Sump Kit
- Oil Catch Can
- Oil Pan
- Coolant Tube
- Suspension & Lift
- ALL-IN-ONE KITS
- CATEGORIES
- Delete Tuners
Let customers speak for us
from 6126 reviews
took like 2 hours to do with all the right tools and has much better throttle response. would highly recommend!!
Have had the differential cover on for almost a week now and have had zero issues. The cover looks very nice and I now having the drain & fill plugs and the sight glass will make fluid changes a lot easier. Only recommendation would be to swap from Allen head bolts to regular ones as they are a bit easier to torque but other than that love it. FYI for anyone wondering I torqued all my bolts to 22 ft/lbs and have had zero leaks, couldn't find an exact torque spec but this seems to suffice!
Great for the price and pretty simple install. Did have to modify one bracket but other than that it was a slick install and great product
I got burned with a Banks manifold when their #1 proprietary fuel line split on me. This manifold takes care of that! It was an easy swap out, and worked with the banks plate.
Great Product. Quality seems really good too.
Bought a intake manifold from spelab for my 3500 6.7 cummins, and it works perfect, shipping was fast all parts included. Great company to deal with, highly recommended.
Installation was easy
Absolutely perfect fit! Super easy to install did move gasket from downpipe to DPF and reused but overall extremely pleased!
I bought the Chinese knock off because SPE Motorsports won’t sell it. As advertised. I’m sure it’ll do.
Purchased for my 2011 ram 2500 6.7 Cummins. Great product all the sensors holes lined up perfectly helped with acceleration a lot more responsive now on acceleration
Installed on a 14 3500, seamless install maybe takes 10min. Definitely opens intake up. Noticeably more sound. Not sure any performance gains other than throttle response
I’ve purchased the EGR and CCV deletes as well as the upgraded intake manifold, upper radiator hose and thermostat block, and compressed air piping. Overall I am very satisfied with the quality and fit of all of the parts. Some of the instructions could use a little more detail, but if you are in any way mechanically inclined, you’ll be able to do these yourself no problem. I did have to make a very small modification to the aluminum quick connector on the upper radiator hose in order to get it to lock in place, but other than that everything has been great!
Works amazing and easy to install
too good to not change them!
Slowly piecing this thing back together for the freedom meet this weekend 🤟
Frequently Asked Questions
A V-band kit is a precision exhaust connection using interlocking male and female flanges secured by a high-tensile steel V-shaped clamp. It provides a leak-free seal at higher clamping forces than traditional U-bolt clamps, handles rapid heat cycles without loosening, and allows quick removal without cutting. V-band kits are the standard connection method for turbo outlets, DPF delete junctions, and performance headers on diesel trucks.
Match the V-band size to your exhaust pipe's outer diameter. SPELAB V-band kits are available in 2.0", 2.25", and 2.5" sizes. Measure your pipe OD with a caliper—if your downpipe is 3", you need a 3" V-band assembly, not a 2.5". Mismatched sizing is the number one installation mistake. Note that some turbo outlets use specific flange patterns (not just diameter), so confirm both the pipe size and the mating flange type before ordering.
Stainless steel V-band clamps resist corrosion, maintain clamping force under repeated heat cycles, and won't rust solid in wet or salted road conditions. SPELAB V-band kits use 304 stainless steel construction. For a daily-driven diesel in any climate, stainless is worth the small price premium. For race-only vehicles where weight matters, mild steel saves cost but sacrifices corrosion resistance—stick with stainless for anything that sees regular street use.
Inspect V-band clamps at every major service interval (every oil change or annual). Signs of wear include visible scoring on the clamp band, a loose feel at the flange joint, or an exhaust leak (his near the connection). Under normal street use, quality stainless V-bands last 5–10 years. In heavy towing or racing applications with frequent heat cycling, replace every 2–3 years as a preventive measure to avoid a mid-trip exhaust leak.
Yes. V-band connections are designed for bolt-up installation—welding is not required. The interlocking flanges bolt together with the V-band clamp, creating a secure seal without any cutting or welding. This makes V-band kits ideal for DIY fabricators who want a professional-grade connection that can be removed for maintenance. For turbo-to-downpipe connections on the 6.4L or 6.7L Powerstroke, V-band kits let you swap components without a torch or welding equipment.
