

Remove airflow restrictions with complete intake and exhaust system plus advanced programming for up to +56 hp and +70 lb-ft, 7% more MPG and optimum engine efficiency.
Here's a major dose of new RV power without the new RV price! PowerPack delivers 26% more horsepower and torque to your V-10: up to +56 hp and +70 lb-ft at the rear wheels. Rockets you up 6% grades 12% faster and chops three seconds off your 0-60 mph time. With PowerPack's engineered intake and exhaust upgrades plus calibrated fuel tuning (optional), your rig will pass and merge a whole lot easier and more safely—and you'll get up to 7% more MPG, too!
Please note: Does not fit 2004 and later Fleetwood Powerplatform and National RV-Duraframe models.
Check out these photos from a PowerPack installation on a 2011 Ford motorhome (click for larger)
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Motorhome Power
Gasoline: Ford 6.8L (V-10), '06-08
Test Vehicle:
2006 Thor 4-Winds Motorhome equipped with a 6.8L 30-valve Triton V-10 engine. While the engine is rated by the factory at 362 hp, on the dyno the stock best gain was only 242 hp.
Horsepower and torque measured at rear wheels.

| Power @ Rear Wheels | Stock Motorhome | Banks PowerPack | Improvement | Result |
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| Horsepower, best gain |
216.3 hp (4200 rpm) |
271.9 hp (4200 rpm) |
+55.6 horsepower | 26% more |
| Torque, best gain |
270.5 lb-ft (4200 rpm) |
340.0 lb-ft (4200 rpm) |
+69.5 horsepower | 26% more |
| Horsepower, peak-to-peak |
242.1 hp (5000 rpm) |
284.9 hp (4800 rpm) |
+42.8 horsepower | 18% more |
| Torque, peak-to-peak |
316.5 lb-ft (3000 rpm) |
360.6 lb-ft (3600 rpm) |
+44.1 lb-ft torque | 14% more |
| Acceleration, 0-60 mp |
24.20 sec |
21.28 sec |
-2.92 sec | 12% quicker |
| Acceleration, 40-60 mph |
12.00 sec |
10.36 sec |
-1.64 sec |
14% quicker |
| Hillclimb speed, 6% grade |
52 mph (4th gear) |
58 mph (5th gear) |
+6 mph (+1 gear) |
12% faster |
| Fuel economy |
7.20 mpg |
7.73 mpg |
+0.53 mpg |
7% better |

Banks' streamlined, stainless steel TorqueTubes are the industry's only parallel 5-tube exhaust manifolds for RVs. Unlike competitors who add a separate tube length to a 4-tube formation, Banks integrates five tuned-length tubes into a design that allows rotational firing of the cylinders through the exhaust, minimizing backpressure and maximizing torque. The thick, 1/2-inch flanges never warp or leak.
Banks Ram-Air® Intake System
With its giant air filter housing, lifetime high-flow filter and streamlined tubing, Banks Ram-Air outflows stock by up to 60% for greater power and improved fuel efficiency. |
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TorqueTubes® Manifold Assembly
Maximize exhaust extraction and torque. And check out that amazing Power Pickle! |
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OttoMind Programmer
Power and diagnostic capability. It's a flexible all-in-one programmer and scan tool. |
| Application | Year Range | Part # |
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| PowerPack System, no OttoMind Ford 6.8L MH A, Left Exit | 2006-10 | 49377 |
| PowerPack System, no OttoMind Ford 6.8L MH A, Right Exit | 2006-10 | 49378 |
| PowerPack System, no OttoMind Ford 6.8L MH A, Left Exit | 2011-12 | 49379 |
| PowerPack System, no OttoMind Ford 6.8L MH A, Right Exit | 2011-12 | 49380 |
| PowerPack System, with OttoMind Ford 6.8L MH A, Left Exit | 2011-12 | 49381 |
| PowerPack System, with OttoMind Ford 6.8L MH A, Right Exit | 2011-12 | 49382 |
| PowerPack System, with OttoMind Ford 6.8L MH A, Left Exit | 2006-10 | 49493 |
| PowerPack system, with OttoMind Ford 6.8L MH A, Right Exit | 2006-10 | 49494 |
| PowerPack System, with OttoMind 6.8L MH-A No EGR, Left Exit | 2005 | 49498 |
| PowerPack System, with OttoMind 6.8L MH-A No EGR, Right Exit | 2005 | 49499 |
| OttoMind Programmer Ford 6.8L-30V Motorhome Class-A & C | 2005-11 | 66062 |
| Power Systems- PowerPack, Stinger & Git-Kit Systems, (Class-A) '97-05 (Part #96378) | |
| Intake- Ram-Air Intake System, (Class-A) '06-08 (Part #96380) | |
| Programmer- OttoMind Programmer (Ford) (Part #96518) |
2012-02-03
George from Washington tells his story of why he decided to put a
Banks PowerPack on his 2011 Ford Class-A motorhome.
It's an old episode but what Gale explains about the principles of improving the performance in your RV still applies today.
“The word "engineering" is very important here because Banks is not just reselling someone else’s products. They have full time in-house engineers and technicians, performing their own research and development on every different type of performance option you can imagine.”
Toy Hauler (Dec '03)