The 2017+ Duramax L5P responds well to added power, but a simple inline box can only push harder without knowing what the truck is doing. That is where the Banks Derringer Tuner separates itself. It communicates with the truck through OBD-II, uses live operating data, and adjusts power in real time instead of delivering it blindly. That means stronger response and towing performance with control logic built around engine and transmission protection. On this L5P application, Derringer delivers up to 61 hp and 112 lb-ft while using dynamic tuning, shift-aware power management, and built-in safety strategies to keep the truck happy under load.
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