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A Duramax owner shares his experience upgrading his 2024 GMC 3500 with Banks Power products, praising their quality and performance. He highlights the significant improvements in power, fuel economy, and overall driving experience.
BanksPower discusses a recent video controversy surrounding the Duramax engine and high oil temperatures. They explain how this can lead to reduced engine power and offer solutions.
BanksPower showcases how their performance parts can transform a Ram EcoDiesel truck, enhancing its power and efficiency.
A DMAX owner upgrades his 2024 Duramax L5P with Banks Boost Tube Upgrade and Monster-Ram, and experiences increased towing power and better overall performance.
A towing company customer installs a Banks Monster-Ram intake system on his Ram truck after experiencing a carrier bearing failure while towing. He’s impressed by the increased power and feels more confident on the road.
The boost tubes ( charge air cooler pipes) on your Diesel pickup were designed to move pressurized air through the intake system while keeping sound to a minimum
Banks Power offers a new MAP Sensor Relocation Kit designed to protect the manifold temperature and pressure sensors in 2023½-2025 Duramax 6.6L engines. The kit relocates the sensors away from the dirty exhaust stream, ensuring accurate readings and optimal engine performance. By preventing sensor contamination, the kit helps maintain fuel economy and power output.
Protect your Ford’s sensitive MAP sensor from damage caused by dirt, debris, and extreme temperatures with the Banks Power MAP Sensor Relocation Kit. This easy-to-install kit relocates the sensor to a safer location, ensuring optimal engine performance and longevity.
BanksPower offers the iDash Stealth Pod, a product designed to seamlessly integrate a 52mm iDash gauge into your 2024+ Jeep Wrangler or Gladiator, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics.
BanksPower’s iDash proves itself as a valuable tool for diagnosing engine performance issues. In this article, a 1989 Chevy Blazer with a custom compound turbo system is evaluated using the iDash. The iDash helps identify and rectify problems within the system, ultimately resulting in enhanced performance.