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The difference is undeniableThe Cummins engine consumes a massive amount of air and struggles to breathe through its tiny, squashed inlet. Banks solves this problem with the Monster-Ram for all RAM 6.7L owners by opening up a massive, unobstructed airflow path. |
What is Monster-Ram?Monster-Ram is the ONLY 50-state emissions-compliant high-performance intake manifold available for the RAM 6.7L. The new Monster-Ram Gen 2 builds on the original race-only version’s wild success, outflowing all competitors by a country mile. |
What it doesThe Monster-Ram Gen 2 improves airflow from the intercooler. It flows 936 cfm (71.5 lbs/min) with Banks’ High-Flow Heater and Billet Intake Plate compared to stock's 421 cfm (32.16 lbs/min). The proprietary design raises boost without increasing backpressure at the turbine. The result is a more responsive, power-efficient engine that offers more headroom than stock for higher horsepower applications. |
What's included?The complete Monster-Ram Gen 2 system with high-flow billet intake plate includes
The system is also available without the billet intake plate for those who already have a heater grid delete. |
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Why it’s differentAs Ram owners know, the #1 fuel line passes over the intake manifold. Banks mechanical engineers weren’t willing to sacrifice airflow to accommodate the factory fuel line so they designed a new one! (See photo below)
The Monster-Ram Gen 2 not only accommodates all factory emissions equipment but was also awarded CARB E.O. D-161-143 making it the ONLY 50-state emissions compliant intake manifold available for your RAM! |
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High-Flow HeaterThe Banks-exclusive coil heater sits vertically inside the Monster-Ram without affecting airflow. This allows for the removal of the restrictive stock grid heater, which is known to cause engine failure due to fasteners loosening and falling into the cylinder. The factory grid heater is replaced with a billet aluminum intake plate for maximum airflow. |
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ExpandableWith four 1/8” NPT ports, perfect for temperature and pressure sensors, the sky's the limit for data acquisition and expandability. |
