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Banks Power Monster Exhaust 5.0in Single 6.7L (19-23 Dodge RAM)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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    5 inch aluminized steel constant-diameter DPF-back exhaust system with patented negative-backpressure SideKick tip. Improves throttle response and fuel economy by lowering backpressure up to 9 percent at the turbine inlet. Allows the engine to exhale and breathe more efficiently. Includes huge chrome or Cerakote Black obround SideKick tip. The new Banks 5-inch Monster Exhaust designed specifically for Dual Rear Wheel 2019-2023 RAM 6.7L Cummins trucks. The DPF-back exhaust system features constant-diameter 5-inch mandrel-bent Aluminized Steel tubing and a massive patented tip which virtually eliminates backpressure after the DPF and prevents trailer meltdown. Cummins owners can choose from two huge patented 6.5 inch x 7.5 inch ob-round slash-cut exhaust tips

    Exhaust systems are a great way to enhance the looks, sounds, and performance of your vehicle.

    Replacing the OEM catback on your car is one of the first modifications we recommend to any new car enthusiast. Replacing the OEM catback with an aftermarket exhaust system is a great way to increase horsepower, style, and the sound of your car.

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