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Hello everyone.
My truck = 1999 F-250 SuperDuty with a V-10.
I am considering adding the Banks PowerPack exhaust system.
50 hp @ 4200 and 65 ft-lb @ 3600
I'm also considering the SuperChip in combination with the Banks.
Anyone with experience and / or advice on either of these two performance items ???
Thank you.
My truck = 1999 F-250 SuperDuty with a V-10.
I am considering adding the Banks PowerPack exhaust system.
50 hp @ 4200 and 65 ft-lb @ 3600
I'm also considering the SuperChip in combination with the Banks.
Anyone with experience and / or advice on either of these two performance items ???
Thank you.
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Mark,
I have talked with several people who have installed the Superchip and like it. I'll e-mail you one responce I received. I've always liked headers and think Banks has a good product. The only problem is the cost. I already have a K&N air filter and a Borla Cat-back. I'm going to call around and see if I can just order the headers from Banks. I would rather make the power this way than messing with the computer stuff with a chip. Although for about $400 it's the cheapest and easiest way to make power. The Banks combined with the chip should really wake the truck up. I know that the two are OK together. My plan is to get the headers and a Trans Comand from Bakns and leave it at that. I really don't want to pay for 92 octane fuel.
I have talked with several people who have installed the Superchip and like it. I'll e-mail you one responce I received. I've always liked headers and think Banks has a good product. The only problem is the cost. I already have a K&N air filter and a Borla Cat-back. I'm going to call around and see if I can just order the headers from Banks. I would rather make the power this way than messing with the computer stuff with a chip. Although for about $400 it's the cheapest and easiest way to make power. The Banks combined with the chip should really wake the truck up. I know that the two are OK together. My plan is to get the headers and a Trans Comand from Bakns and leave it at that. I really don't want to pay for 92 octane fuel.
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