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Upgrade your 2020 Chevrolet or GMC Duramax for more power and performance with Banks Power! Explore their Ram-Air Intake System and Monster Exhaust for increased airflow, improved efficiency, and a more aggressive sound.
A man who bought a right-hand drive RAM truck in the US and shipped it to Australia documents his experience modifying it for better efficiency and power using Banks Power products
Maximize the longevity and performance of your 2024 Duramax with Banks Power! This article explores how Banks parts enhance monitoring and cooling for optimal engine health.
A diesel truck owner tests the Banks SuperScoop’s water resistance during a hurricane, proving its ability to prevent hydrolock even in extreme conditions.
A 2006 Ram truck owner upgrades their vehicle with a Banks Monster-Ram intake and intercooler kit, resulting in improved performance, reduced EGTs, and better overall drivability, especially in demanding conditions.
A Duramax 2500HD owner experiences improved fuel economy and performance with the Banks Derringer tuner. The article highlights the benefits of the tuner, including increased power and reduced regen cycles.
Two truck owners report significant improvements in fuel economy and towing performance after installing Banks Monster-Ram intakes on their 2015 Ram trucks.
Friends Bob and Noe, both RAM Diesel owners, upgraded their trucks with Banks Ram-Air intake, Monster-Ram system, and Ram-Air Differential Cover. The Monster-Ram provided noticeable power and throttle response improvements for their upcoming cross-country trip.
Protect your Duramax L5P’s MAP sensor from harmful soot and oil buildup with the Banks MAP Sensor Spacer Kit. This simple, 5-minute installation relocates the sensor away from contaminated airflow, preventing inaccurate readings that can reduce fuel economy and power. By shielding your MAP sensor, you’ll enjoy consistent engine performance and avoid costly repairs.
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