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Banks Power

Banks Power 2017 Ford 6.7L 5in Monster Exhaust System - Single Exhaust w/ Chrome Tip

SKU: GBE49795
Barcode: 801279497955

$549.00

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Banks Power 2017 Ford 6.7L 5in Monster Exhaust System - Single Exhaust w/ Chrome Tip

$549.00

$549.00

Tech Specs

Brand
Banks Power
SKU
GBE49795
Shipping weight
45.5 lb

Banks Power introduces the new 5 in. Monster Exhaust designed specifically for the 2017-2022 Ford 6.7L F-250/350/450 Super Duty pickup trucks. The DPF-back exhaust system features constant-diameter 5 in. mandrel-bent aluminized steel tubing and a massive patented tip which virtually eliminates backpressure after the DPF. 5 in. aluminized steel constant-diameter DPF-back system with Patented negative backpressure SideKick tip. 82 percent less backpressure than stock, allowing the engine to produce more horsepower. Improves flow and cuts backpressure. Includes Huge Polished Chrome Patented SideKick tip.

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