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’99-03 Ford 7.3L Power Stroke
Controls Downhill Speeds Without Brake Wear-and-Tear
Up to 12% more stopping force than standard exhaust brakes; increases engine power when not in use; no maintenance; computerized brake controller.
Banks Brake®
Banks' revolutionary design produces stronger braking power than other exhaust brakes. The large-bore housing, streamlined to increase airflow and diffuse exhaust, adds to engine power when Banks Brake is inactive. Banks engineered in a timed valve closure rate to prevent backpressure spikes common to other exhaust brakes and provide smooth operation. Every unit is factory tested and never requires calibration.
Includes: Cast, large-bore brake housing; High-force, 4" vacuum actuator; Computerized Brake Controller (CBC); Large butterfly valve with super-alloy shaft-and-bearing system; Stainless, 3.5" Monster T.O.P. turbine-outlet pipe (or optional 3" to connect to stock exhaust) with ceramic-matrix heat shield; In-dash switch; Wire loom; Mounting hardware.
System Includes:
| Application | Year Range | Part # |
|---|---|---|
| Banks Brake (use w/ Banks exhaust) Pickup, F-250/350 | Banks exhaust* (1999 - 1999-1/2) |
1999 | 55206 |
| Banks Brake (use w/Banks exhaust) Pickup, F-250/350 | Banks exhaust* (1999-1/2 - 2003) |
1999-03 | 55207 |
| Banks Brake system (fits stock exhaust) Pickup, F-250/350 | Stock exhaust (1999 - 1999-1/2) |
1999 | 55203 |
| Banks Brake system (fits stock exhaust) Pickup, F-250/350 | Stock exhaust (1999-1/2 - 2003) |
1999-03 | 55205 |
| Banks Brake | Banks exhaust Pickup, F-450/550 (1999 - 1999-1/2) |
1999 | 55202 |
| Banks Brake | Banks exhaust Pickup, F-450/550 (1999-1/2 - 2003) |
1999-03 | 55204 |
Owners Manual(s)
| Banks exhaust brake (Part #96995) |  Download |
TrucksTV - Banks Brake
As part of an episode on the Banks PowerPack, TrucksTV host Stacy David touches on some key points of the Banks Brake.
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TrucksTV - Banks Brake
Accolades
“Looking to take your turbodiesel’s performance to the next level? Look no further than Gale Banks Engineering. ”
— AutoWeek (May '05)