🚀 Banks 55221 Exhaust Brake: Optimal Performance for Superior Exhaust Control Review

Works excellent as advertised, just follow the installation instructions. I couldn't get it to work after installing it, so I turned off the device and tried again. So far it has worked flawlessly. Let's see how long the controller lasts.

The product itself is great, quality is good, instructions are clear and easy to use but this bench brake will not fit if you have a secondary air box. This will not work for bank brand consumption either. The only reason I'm giving this three stars is because the banks know about it but it's not mentioned in the description.

I installed this on my 2001 Dodge Ram 2500, everything ran smoothly until the wiring I had routed the manual transmission through the wiring harness to the brown wires in line with the directions of the wire to route goes to APES or TPS ended up with a vacuum solenoid, had to pull it out again and run it with the wire that goes to the temp sensor, then in my truck the brown wires were too short, had to add about 12 inches to the ones the factory routes that are mentioned in the instructions…

Works great as advertised, just follow the installation instructions. I couldn't get it to work after installing it, so I turned off the device and tried again. So far it has worked flawlessly. Let's see how long the controller lasts.

The product itself is great, the quality is good, the instructions are clear and easy to use, but this bench brake will not fit if you have a secondary air box. This will not work for bank brand consumption either. The only reason I'm giving this three stars is because the banks know about it but it's not mentioned in the description.

I installed this on my 2001 Dodge Ram 2500, everything went smoothly until the wiring was completed. to an APES or TPS that ended in a vacuum solenoid had to pull it back out and run it with the wire that goes to the temp sensor, then in my truck the brown wires were too short and had to add about 12 inches to those that were routed With the factory connectors mentioned in the instructions, the real problem was the connector on the vacuum solenoid, it was crimped onto the insulation so it…