1983 — Banks 6.2L Ram-Tube Turbo Diesel
Unleash Hidden Power: How a 1983 Experiment Revolutionized Engine Performance
Did you know a simple tweak to air intake design can significantly boost horsepower and fuel efficiency? In a groundbreaking 1983 experiment, Banks Power proved this concept by optimizing manifold runner tubes in a 6.2L diesel engine. Their innovative design yielded impressive torque gains and better mileage – a win-win for both performance and economy. This research paved the way for modern intake manifold design, influencing how engines breathe today.