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Alan Nichols and his father upgraded their Chevy Silverados (2021 and 2023) with Banks Ram-Air Intake, Boost Tubes, Monster-Ram, PedalMonster, and iDash. They experienced improved towing performance, reduced turbo lag, and better monitoring capabilities compared to their previous Edge setup.
Matt from LethalGarage addresses the lack of information in his 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 3.0L by installing dual Banks iDash SuperGauges in a Dual Stealth Pod. The setup provides a wide range of data points and alerts.
Banks is developing a Ram-Air system for the 2024-2025 Toyota Tacoma 2.4L Turbo, promising 18.3 hp and 17.7 ft-lbs gains. The system features an oversized air box, Ram-Air scoop, and removable fender inlet.
Drake from American Dream reviewed the Banks Ram-Air System for his 2024 Ford Power Stroke, noting the “crazy huge” dry filter and improved air intake sound. The system increases air density for power and fuel economy.
Stock Allison 1000 transmission pans don’t allow a full drain. The Banks Ram-Air trans pan features a magnetic drain plug at the lowest point for complete drainage and lowers fluid temps with its Ram-Air Scoop design.
Ted Soares upgraded his 1994 Dodge Ram Cummins work truck with a Banks Twin-Ram Intake Manifold and Quick-Turbo turbine housing. This improved the power of his heavily-laden work truck.
Tony Chumakov installed a Banks CoolRunner Oil Pan on his 2017 L5P Duramax Silverado, completing the job in 2.5 hours. The pan drained all old oil, unlike the stock design, and improves heat dissipation.
David from Willomet Motor & Fab upgraded his 2001 Duramax LB7 with a Banks Ram-Air Intake for easier towing. He saw a ¾ MPG increase and improved throttle response.
The Banks Monster-Ram intake elbow is now 50-state emissions compliant for 2017-2024 Chevy/GMC Duramax 6.6L pickups. It offers better throttle response and acceleration without turbo compressor surge.
Traditional boost gauges only measure air pressure, while engines rely on Manifold Air Density (MAD). The Banks iDash measures MAD, considering pressure, temperature, and humidity for a more accurate reading.