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Banks Power 19-23 Dodge Ram Crew Cab 6.7L Cummins Monster Exhaust - SS Single Exhaust w/ Chrome Tip

SKU: GBE49798
Barcode: 801279497986

$628.17

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Banks Power 19-23 Dodge Ram Crew Cab 6.7L Cummins Monster Exhaust - SS Single Exhaust w/ Chrome Tip

$628.17

$628.17

Tech Specs

Brand
Banks Power
SKU
GBE49798
Manufacturer part number
49798
Category
Exhaust- Mufflers & Tips › Catback
Shipping weight
39.6 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

5" 409 stainless steel constant-diameter DPF-back exhaust system with negative-backpressure SideKick tip. Improves throttle response and fuel economy by lowering backpressure up to 9% at the turbine inlet. Allows the engine to exhale and breathe more efficiently. Includes huge chrome obround SideKick tip. The new 5" Monster Exhaust designed specifically for the 2019-2024 Ram 2500/3500 6.7L. The DPF-back exhaust system features constant-diameter 5" mandrel-bent 409 stainless steel tubing and a massive tip which virtually eliminates backpressure after the DPF.Cummins owners can choose from two huge 6.5" x 7.5" ob-round slash-cut exhaust tips; chrome-plated polished stainless steel or high-temp Cerakote matte black with a rolled edge.Key Features: Virtually eliminates backpressure after the DPF. Constant-diameter 5" mandrel-bent 409 Stainless steel tubing. Less backpressure than stock. Huge 6.5" x 7.5" ob-round slash-cut exhaust tip. Chrome-plated stainless tip will not turn brown with heat. 1-year Limited Warranty. Ob-Round Exhaust Tip

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