
2024 Duramax MAP Sensor Relocation Kit Prevents Soot Damage
Soot buildup can cripple the MAP sensors in your 2024 Duramax. Tim the Trail Man installs Banks’ relocation kit to keep sensors clean and extend performance.
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Soot buildup can cripple the MAP sensors in your 2024 Duramax. Tim the Trail Man installs Banks’ relocation kit to keep sensors clean and extend performance.
Michael Reeves drove 6,000 km from Canada to Banks for a 6.8 L Ford motorhome install—PowerPack and Stinger Bundle delivered hill-climbing power, better throttle response, and confident towing.
The Duramax Monster‑Ram Review by DMAX enthusiast Rocky Rohde reveals 18.67 % less compressor‐inlet pressure loss and +6.01 lb/min airflow—plus a MAP Sensor Spacer tip for cleaner sensors and better economy.
David from Fondupot’s Garage installs the Banks MAP Sensor Spacer Kit on his 2024 Duramax to keep sensors out of exhaust soot—extending service intervals and boosting fuel economy.
A 2021 GMC 2500 Denali owner was shocked to learn how much dirty oil is left behind after every oil change. Learn how the Banks Deep Aluminum Oil Pan solves this overlooked problem and protects his Duramax investment for the long haul.
Banks Power invites satisfied customers to share their experiences by leaving a Google review, helping others discover the benefits of their diesel performance products.
Banks is releasing a new product line to improve the performance of 7.3L Ford Power Stroke engines. The initial release is the Banks Intake Manifold, designed to increase airflow and reduce exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) temperatures. Testing showed a significant reduction in EGTs compared to the stock manifold. Future products in the line will include turbo upgrades, exhaust systems, and other performance enhancements.
Ryan Johanson, a 2021 Duramax owner, upgraded to the Derringer High Output and iDash Pro and was extremely impressed with the increased power, describing it as “ungodly.” He also highlights the ease of use of the iDash Pro with its Bluetooth updates, and the reliability of the PedalMonster compared to other throttle controllers.
The article details the installation of a Banks Monster-Ram intake elbow, emphasizing improvements in airflow and addressing potential issues related to the factory grid heater. It highlights the step-by-step removal of old components and the careful installation of the Monster-Ram, including cleanliness, proper torque, and sealing unused ports. The kit includes a replacement fuel tube and components, and the installation is noted to improve vehicle power.
The article highlights Jay Bourgeois’ positive experience with Banks Power products on his 2018 Silverado HD. After installing a Banks Ram-Air Intake and experiencing improved performance, he added a PedalMonster and iDash. He praises the PedalMonster’s superior throttle control compared to his previous JMS PedalMAX and the iDash for providing crucial vehicle information.