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The Banks Ram-Air is a cold air intake system for the 2020-2023 GM Duramax 6.6L L5P diesel. Its standout part is the patented Air Mass Control Module, an electronic device that lets Banks fit a much larger intake tube than stock without tripping the tighter airflow limits GM set on this engine. The kit pairs an enclosed airbox with a large oiled filter, a bellowed silicone coupler and a side inlet that draws from the wheel well. It suits diesel owners who want more airflow, sharper turbo response and a louder induction note, and it is one of the few L5P intakes engineered around the factory tuning limits rather than just bolted on.
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Lowest price we've seen: $53.66 on Nov 13 at The Home Depot. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 13.
The Banks Ram-Air Cold Air Intake System is built for the 2020-2023 Duramax L5P platform with the 6.6L engine. It includes the patented Banks Air Mass Control Module, an electronic device that lets the intake use the Banks SuperTube, an intake tube larger than stock. The system is designed to add power, sharpen turbo response and improve fuel economy.
The enclosed, oversized two-piece XLPE airbox keeps hot engine air away from the filter and increases the volume of cool air around it. It connects to the OEM hood and forward ram air scoops. An extra side inlet opens to the wheel well for fresh air and a stronger induction note. A unique EPDM elbow with bellows allows for engine movement while tapering down to increase air density.
The system is designed to run without a check engine light.
