Category: iDash

Monster-Ram Improves Duramax

The Monster-Ram intake is a carefully engineered part designed to improve airflow and reduce surge in Duramax L5P engines, resulting in better throttle response.

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2024+ Tacoma iDash Stealth Pod

The iDash Stealth Pod offers a clean and secure mounting solution for iDash SuperGauges and DataMonsters in 2024+ Toyota Tacoma vehicles. It’s designed to provide clear visibility without obstructing the driver’s view.

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PedalMonster Gives Trackhawk Wings

The PedalMonster improved throttle response on Alberto Galdamez’s 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, even with its supercharged 6.2L Hemi. Paired with the iDash SuperGauge, it eliminated throttle lag.

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iDash Goes Down Under, Mate

Australian security technician David uses two Banks iDash SuperGauges in his 2024 Land Cruiser V8 to monitor engine parameters and prevent failures like those he experienced with previous Ford Rangers. The iDash provides crucial data and alerts.

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PedalMonster Put to the Test

Percy Reynolds tested the PedalMonster on his 2023 Chevy Duramax, noting instant throttle response even in CITY mode. He was impressed with the elimination of pedal lag and the overall improvement in driving experience.

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More Air Density for ’20-’23 Duramax

Bob’s Garage Tech installed a Banks Ram-Air Intake on his 2022 GMC Duramax Denali, complementing his iDash, Derringer, and PedalMonster upgrades. The Ram-Air Intake is the only system that increases air mass over stock due to its patented Air Mass Control Model.

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Moving iDash to Eye-Level

William Johnson improved his iDash SuperGauge visibility in his 2023 Toyota Tacoma by installing the Banks Stealth Pod Mount. He monitors various engine parameters, including cylinder air density and manifold air temperature, and uses the PedalMonster to eliminate throttle delay.

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Ultimate Callout Challenge Champ

Ken Bruner and Capital Diesel Performance won the Ultimate Callout Challenge, excelling in sled pulling, dyno, and drag racing with his 6.7L Cummins-powered RAM. He relied on two Banks iDash DataMonsters for crucial data logging and analysis during the competition

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