
2006 Dodge RAM gets a Banks Ram-Air Intake
Kyle K. was already enjoying other Banks products on his 2006 Dodge RAM before getting his Ram-Air Intake.
The Leader in Diesel Performance
Kyle K. was already enjoying other Banks products on his 2006 Dodge RAM before getting his Ram-Air Intake.
This isn’t the first time we’ve shined a spotlight on the Everythang Diesel. In his latest video, Cameron works on his friend’s 2020 RAM 3500.
Cody Banker of Custom Offsets recently purchased a RAM 6.7L. Although known for being one of the toughest trucks on the market.
Randy got a check engine light on his 2017 RAM 6.7L. Using a diagnostic device, he discovered the code was related to his grid heater.
Steve Riddle began to get concerned when his 2016 diesel Ram began to act strange. Then a friend suggested it may be a missing bolt.
We interviewed a RAM insider who didn’t want to be identified because what he had to say could put him in deep trouble, but the very thing
We’ve been accused of causing a ruckus about the problematic bolt on the 6.7L Cummins factory grid heater—it’s not a fable, it’s reality.
Chris Proett’s RAM is an example of a low-mileage truck that rarely sees cold climates but can still succumb to grid heater failure.
Unfortunately, we have to report another failure on a RAM that could have been prevented with a Banks Monster-Ram.
There’s an epidemic and no RAM 2500/3500 with a 6.7L Cummins is safe. The design flaw of the factory grid heater is causing $20K in damage.