Monster-Ram’s Performance Impresses Owner
Michael Schemerhorn is pleased with his recent installation of the Banks Monster-Ram on his 2014 Ram 6.7L diesel.
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Michael Schemerhorn is pleased with his recent installation of the Banks Monster-Ram on his 2014 Ram 6.7L diesel.
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John Stach recently installed the Monster-Ram intake system and Boost Tube Upgrade for his daily-driven 2018 Ram 2500.
“I finally tackled the project yesterday,” explains Michael Schermerhorn. “Looking at the Monster-Ram box was driving me crazy! Printing out the installation guide made all the difference for me.
“Years ago my dad bought a 1986 Chevy 454 motorhome and put a Banks PowerPack on it,” William Bush explains.
To say that Adis Svraka loves his 2003 Dodge Ram 5.9L Diesel with a 6-speed manual would be a gross understatement.
When it was time for Steve Barton to buy his new truck, he went with a RAM 2500 and chose the Rebel package.
Most customers don’t realize that the Banks iDash SuperGauge and iDash DataMonster are fully compatible with Banks tuners sold years ago.
Kyle’s 2005 RAM 3500 dually was made for towing, and the Ram-Air Differential Cover is the latest upgrade he’s made to his Cummins-powered beast.
“Just do it before the stock grid heater fails,” is the warning Chris would like to share with fellow RAM owners.