Here are some pictures of the new 5" tip for the Banks exhaust. I must admit it is much nicer than their previous version


http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip1_sm.jpg (http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip1.jpg)http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip2_sm.jpg (http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip2.jpg)http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip3_sm.jpg (http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip3.jpg)


http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip4_sm.jpg (http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip4.jpg)http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip5_sm.jpg (http://www.wackywack.com/images/dmax/banks_tip5.jpg)Edited by: Diesel Power

I like big ti_s! http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Big Smile.gif Edited by: Trippin

You'll notice a pitch change as you slide it out. Mine changes pitch every 3/4 to 1" it's moved out.


Burner---------> http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Big Smile.gif

Is there some rule of thumb that should be used to determine the maximum distance the tip should extend past the body of the truck?

Is there some rule of thumb that should be used to determine the maximum distance the tip should extend past the body of the truck?


Yes there is:


You need to get it exactly to the point where it looks good to you.http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/HiHi.gif

i have been using the new tip for several months now and like it alot. no color change with heat and very easy to clean. I have received lots of comments on the tip alone.