Gibson Headers and Exaust
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I'm not sure what an exhaust looks like on a motorhome. The Gibson headers are manifold replacement only. Meaning they use the stock Ford Y pipe. The Banks headers for the motorhome are different. They are long tube design(helps with scavaging) and utilize a free flowing Y pipe. I think the Banks would be a better choice. Buy a Gibson cat-back and Banks headers. Should save you a little over the whole Banks kit.
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Hi Thanks for the reply
Been checking on Gibsons site and they do make a complete exaust for motor homes from headers to exaust tip. The URL is http://www.gibsonperformance.com/motorhome.asp
This system is about half the cost of the Banks
Been checking on Gibsons site and they do make a complete exaust for motor homes from headers to exaust tip. The URL is http://www.gibsonperformance.com/motorhome.asp
This system is about half the cost of the Banks
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Gibson CatBack
I installed a Gibson Cat Back system on my 26' Rexhall Class A motorhome chassis in June and have just returned from a 7500 mile cross country trip with it. The Gibson system does make a difference in climbing hills and passing. I have a B&M racing transmission temperature gauge in the dash and overall temps in transmission and engine were lower than previous trips. It also sounds better than the stock muffler and I gained about 1 to 1.5 miles per gallon. We averaged 10.1 mpg for the whole trip.
Ray
Ray
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