Banks Power PowerPack Bundle Complete Power System W/OttoMind Engine Calibration Module Black Tail Pipe 94-97 Ford 7.3L CCLB Automatic Transmission - 46356-B

The Ultimate Power System for Towing and Work. Gain up to +120 hp/+256 lb-ft (rear wheel) and 10 Percent improved mileage. Includes Cerakote Black tip.

Stunning top gains of +120 hp, +256 lb-ft (rear wheel) and 10 percent improved mileage, thanks to Banks' intake, turbo, exhaust, transmission and tuning upgrades. PICKUP: PowerPack supplies the ultimate in power, utilizing Banks' exclusive Intercooler assembly that cools and condenses engine-air to fortify performance and durability through the drivetrain and to the road surface. PowerPack uncorks best gains of +120 hp, +256 lb-ft torque and 10 percent more mileage. In terms of raw power, strong acceleration and lugging heavy cargo up a grade, PowerPack-equipped Power Strokes perform circles around the rest. Example: slash nearly a thousand feet off your 0-to-60 mph distance, and tow from there!

Includes:
Banks Ram-Air filter
Banks Intercooler assembly with TwinRam manifold inlet, powder-coated steel boost tubes, rubber shock mounts and flexible, high-temp hoses
OttoMind engine-calibration module (PowerPack calibration)
Quick-Turbo turbine housing
Stainless, heat-shielded Monster turbine outlet pipe
Stainless, 3-1/2 inch constant-diameter Monster tailpipe
4 inch polished-stainless tailpipe tip
TransCommand transmission-management module (automatics)
DynaFact pyrometer and boost gauge assembly

Test vehicle: 1997 F-250 heavy-duty crew-cab pickup, 4-wheel drive, 4.10 gear ratio.
Solo vehicle weight: 6,850 lbs. Towing combined vehicle weight: 17,480 lbs.
Horsepower and torque measured at rear wheels.

1995 Power Stroke variations:
Ford trucks for model year 1995 fall into two categories: early 1995 and late 1995.

It is important to know the specific model: Early 1995 model year - little or no straight section at muffler outlet, where it connects to tailpipe. Late 1995 model year - appx. 3 inch straight section at muffler outlet, where it connects to tailpipe.

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