Banks Power Monster Exhaust System - 48641 - 48641 - 4-Wheel Banks Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel Monster Exhaust s

Banks Power Monster Exhaust System - 48641 - 48641

By Banks Power

$739.00

(315 Reviews)

Model

48641

Store

4 Wheel Parts

Manufacturer

Banks Power

Detail

Banks Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel Monster Exhaust system cuts back pressure up to 98% and flows up to 176% better than stock. The streamlined intermediate pipe and tailpipe are formed of stainless, heavy-wall tubing with constant-diameter bends to maximize airflow and lower exhaust gas temps. MONSTER EXHAUST SYSTEM;Type Of System: complete turbo back;Tube Size: 4 inch;Retains Catalytic Converter: No;Type Of Material: stainless;Outlet Type: Single;Exit Location: Side;Exhaust Tip: Stainless Steel;Tip Size: 5 inch round;Muffler Included: Yes;Muffler Type: Straight Through;Muffler Material: Stainless Steel;State Legal: 50 state Mounting: reuses factory hangers; California Residents: WARNING

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