Ford 6.0L Power Stroke: Techni-Cooler Airflow

So, you’ve decided to build up that 2003–2004 or 2005–2007 6.0L Power Stroke. It’s cheaper than a new one, right? You’ve put in head studs, replaced the valve springs, fixed up the oil pressure problems, addressed the fueling system, and done a myriad of other things to make that engine bulletproof. But did you miss something? What about the intercooler? You could be bottlenecking power, or worse yet, losing your newly found power due to the factory plastic tanks failing under boost. Don’t skip upgrading this crucial component.

Banks Ram-Air intake and Techni-Cooler intercooler installed in a Ford 6.0L engine compartment
Installed Banks Techni-Cooler system paired with the high-flow Ram-Air intake under the hood.

So, you’ve decided to build up that 2003–2004 or 2005–2007 6.0L Power Stroke. It’s cheaper than a new one, right? You’ve put in head studs, replaced the valve springs, fixed up the oil pressure problems, addressed the fueling system, and done a myriad of other things to make that engine bulletproof. But did you miss something? What about the intercooler? You could be bottlenecking power, or worse yet, losing your newly found power due to the factory plastic tanks failing under boost. Don’t skip upgrading this crucial component.

Banks 3.5-inch mandrel-bent boost tubes and High-Ram intake manifold on a Ford 6.0L Power Stroke
Mandrel-bent 3.5-inch boost tubes stream pressurized charge air directly into the High-Ram manifold.

Everything about the Banks Techni-Cooler Upgrade is engineered for higher performance and superior fuel economy, whether you’re running stock tuning or high-output tuning. With more continuous power at any exhaust gas temperature, it’s the one airflow upgrade you can’t afford to pass up in your 6.0L bulletproof build.