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Banks - Monster Exhaust System W/Power Elbow Single Exit with Black Round Tip - 00-03 Ford 7.3L Excursion 48654-B

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Banks - Monster Exhaust System W/Power Elbow Single Exit with Black Round Tip 00-03 Ford 7.3L Excursion

Part # 48654-B


 

Excursions: Banks 4 inch Monster turbo-back stainless steel exhaust features streamlined turbine-outlet pipe, intermediate pipe and tailpipe all formed of stainless, heavy-wall tubing with constant-diameter bends to maximize flow, lower exhaust gas temps and slash backpressure up to 81 percent. (Available with or without a cast, large-bore Power Elbow housing.). The polished-stainless Monster muffler features a straight-through 4 inch diameter flow-path with a Banks-designed expansion chamber to dissipate the annoying mid-range exhaust drone that affects most straight-through designs. The muffler utilizes spun ceramic, very-high-temperature packing, more than doubles stock exhaust flow, and delivers an authoritative - but never intrusive - exhaust sound. And the 5 inch polished rolled-edge tip has an adjustable clamp for positioning on tailpipe. Get it in your choice of chrome-over stainless or high temp black! (And to help keep it looking good, there's a 1/2 inch air gap to keep heat from tarnishing the finish)

  • Mandrel bent Stainless Steel construction
  • Virtually eliminates backpressure
  • Lowers exhaust gas temps
  • Dramatically improves flow
  • Maximum Airflow
  • 4 inch constant-diameter pipes
  • Straight-through muffler
  • Cuts backpressure up to 81 percent
  • 5 inch Black tip
  • Includes Power Elbow
  • 5-Year Limited Warranty
  • Fits Excursion

Monster Exhaust System with Power Elbow, Single Exit, Black Round Tip for use with 2000-2003 Ford 7.3L, Excursion


Fitment Notes: 2000 - 2003 - Ford - Excursion


WARNING : This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov