Banks Bus under hood extension cable 6 feet (72 in) long. Used to install Banks Modules further apart. Example, install one Derringer Module on left side of engine bay and install a sensor module on right side of engine bay using the B-bus extension cable to connect the two. (6 pin male circular twist lock, 6 pin female circular twist lock) CARB E.O. Not Required
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Title: | Banks Power Extension Cable |
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Package Length:9 INPackage Width:6 INPackage Height:1 INWeight:1 LBOrderable Status:YesQuantity:1Package UOM:Smallest Pack (Consumer Level)Package Level GTIN:00801279800250Package Bar Code:801279800250Weight Variance:0.000000000Stacking Factor:0Inner Quantity:0
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Core Return Days to Expiry:0Country of Origin (Primary):USEmission Code:4Life Cycle Status Code:Available to OrderLife Cycle Status Description:Available to OrderMSDS Required Flag:NoNational Popularity Code:Top 60% of Product Group Sales Value (Units x $, Hits, etc.)National Popularity Description:Top 60% of Product Group Sales Value (Units x $, Hits, etc.)Refurbished Part:NoRemanufactured Part:No
Banks Power
Banks Power is known far and wide as the premier designer and manufacturer of power-enhancing products for diesel- and gas-powered light trucks, motorhomes, and sport-utility vehicles. Since the 1960s, Gale Banks futuristic high-performance engines have broken new ground and set world records. His marine engines propelled racing boats to national and world championships. After decades of racing, Banks Power is still the only company to have set records at Bonneville in both automobile and truck classes.
The bedrock integrity of Gale Banks is at the very core of Banks Power. Gale’s fundamental principles combine old-fashioned business ethics and service with leading technology, elegantly engineered products, superior construction, scientifically proven performance, and competitive prices. Banks Power is known as the premier designer and manufacturer of power-enhancing products for diesel- and gas-powered light trucks, motorhomes, and sport-utility vehicles. Since the 1960s, Gale Banks futuristic high-performance engines have broken new ground and set world records. His marine engines propelled racing boats to national and world championships. After decades of racing, Banks Power is still the only company to have set records at Bonneville in both automobile and truck classes.