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Attention RAM 6.7L Cummins Owners: Protect Your Engine From Hidden Danger!
Is your 2007-2016 RAM 6.7L throwing a P2609 code? Don’t ignore it! This could be a sign of a failing grid heater bolt, a common issue leading to catastrophic engine damage. Upgrade to the Monster-Ram intake system and eliminate this hidden threat while boosting airflow for better performance. Learn more and avoid costly repairs!
Is your RAM 6.7L Cummins feeling sluggish or worried about its longevity? Cody Banker, a fellow truck owner, faced the same challenges with his farm truck. To prevent costly engine repairs and maximize performance, he turned to Banks for expert solutions. Discover how essential upgrades like the Monster-Ram manifold, Boost Tubes, Ram-Air Intake, and 5” Monster Exhaust can transform your truck’s power, efficiency, and durability. Don’t risk engine failure – invest in your truck’s future today.
Gary Jetter, a RAM owner, turned to Banks Power’s Monster-Ram system to safeguard his engine from potential catastrophic failure caused by a faulty heater grid bolt. The Monster-Ram offers a proactive solution, enhancing performance while mitigating the risk of costly repairs. Jetter’s positive experience with the installation and the noticeable performance gains highlight the benefits of this upgrade.
RAM Chassis Cab Owners: Protect Your Investment with Monster-Ram
Is your RAM 6.7L chassis cab suffering from costly engine failures? You’re not alone. Countless tow trucks, ambulances, and construction vehicles face this critical issue due to faulty air intake heaters. Banks Power is developing the Monster-Ram intake system to revolutionize performance and reliability for heavy-duty RAM trucks. By eliminating grid heater failures and boosting airflow by 88.3%, Monster-Ram delivers unmatched power, fuel efficiency, and durability. Don’t risk engine damage – sign up to be notified when the Monster-Ram launches for your chassis cab.
Is your RAM 6.7L at risk of a hidden engine killer? This common grid heater bolt issue can lead to major damage, but the Banks Monster-Ram Intake offers a 50-state legal solution. Gain massive airflow (88.3%!), eliminate the bolt failure point, and experience incredible throttle response – all while protecting your engine. Don’t wait for a check engine light, upgrade today!
David Hoffman, a YouTuber known for his RV adventures, recently installed a Banks Ram-Air Differential Cover on his truck. The video highlights the easy installation process and the noticeable reduction in noise. The Banks Ram-Air Diff Cover is designed to improve oil flow, reduce heat, and extend the life of the differential. Hoffman is impressed with the product and recommends it to other truck owners.
The Banks Sidewinder Dakota, a record-breaking diesel truck, pushed the limits of diesel performance. Powered by a highly modified Cummins engine, this iconic vehicle showcased the potential of diesel power. The Sidewinder’s legacy lives on, inspiring future innovations in diesel technology.
Dave N. knows his trucks. After modding his 2011 Ram 6.7L Cummins, he sought a performance boost without added horsepower. Enter the PedalMonster. This easy-to-install device transformed his truck’s responsiveness, delivering a thrilling driving experience. With customizable settings and a noticeable difference in acceleration, it’s no wonder Dave is a devoted fan and has even convinced friends to upgrade. Experience the PedalMonster difference and unlock your vehicle’s true potential.
Don’t Let a Loose Grid Heater Ruin Your Diesel Ram!
Learn how Steve Riddle discovered a missing grid heater bolt and resolved the issue with the Banks Monster-Ram. Read about his experience, the challenges he faced, and the significant improvements he saw in his truck’s performance and fuel economy.
Sin City Diesel & Offroad is a company specializing in diesel performance and customization. They cater to truck owners with Cummins, Duramax, and Power Stroke engines, offering services like engine upgrades, transmission rebuilds, and suspension modifications. The company is known for its high-performance builds, including a 2006 5.9L Cummins that has achieved 1,700 horsepower.