

Improves airflow from the intercooler. High-Ram raises boost without increasing backpressure at the turbine. Result: a more responsive, fuel-efficient engine.
Cooler, denser air packs real power. That's an absolute fact. So why would you choke off all that power-packed air at the last second on its way from the intercooler to the intake manifold? That's exactly what the stock air intake does.
The 3" Banks High-Ram changes all that. Designed on the computer using computational fluid dynamics, tested on the flow bench and proved on the dyno, High-Ram is much more than just another pretty air inlet. For even greater airflow with more power and improved throttle response, step-up to the 3½" Banks High-Ram system with Boost Tube. Both the 3" and 3½" are CNC port matched for a perfectly engineered fit.
Don't blow your last chance to add vital turbo boost to your engine. Whether you're just starting out or you've already made major aftermarket modifications, go for the new CNC port matched Banks High-Ram.
Breaking News!
Banks has done it again. Click on PROOF and see how both our value-priced 3" High-Ram and 3½" High-Ram System with Boost Tube waste the competition.

Above: High-Ram air intake | 2003-07 Dodge 5.9L | 3½" with Boost Tube | p/n 42727

Above: High-Ram air intake | 2003-07 Dodge 5.9L | 3" | p/n 42726
BANKS BILLET INTAKE HEATER DELETE
If you want another half pound of boost, our Banks Billet Heater Delete is just the ticket. And...unlike some setups, when winter comes, you can put the Heater back in.

Above: Notice how cramped and angular the factory inlet is
compared to Banks’ larger, streamlined cast-metal High-Ram

Above: High-Ram intake and optional heater delete installed
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Here it is in red, black and white. Proof positive that Banks High-Ram outflows the competition by anywhere from 29 to nearly 57%! Did we rig the test by doing anything to hurt the other guys' product performance? No way. We just kept improving ours until we put them on all back on the trailer.
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RAMMING IT TO THE COMPETITION Being an engineer as well as a competitive-as-hell hot-rodder means pursuing every airflow advantage possible. Back in ‘98, my original Dodge High-Ram crushed the flow of the stock elbow. This established yet another path to enhanced diesel power and mileage. But it also invited a slew of imitators, offering knock-off, pretender versions. Because they’ve essentially copied our original, the competitors’ numbers look pretty good.
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| Application | Year Range | Part # |
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| High-Ram air intake Dodge 5.9L | 3" | 2003-07 | 42726 |
| High-Ram air intake Dodge 5.9L | 3.5" w/ Boost Tube | 2003-07 | 42727 |
| Banks Billet Intake Heater Delete Dodge 5.9L | 1998-07 | 42732 |
| Heater Delete Kit (Part #96426) 98-07 Dodge 5.9L Cummins, (24-valve) ISB Pickup Trucks |
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| High-Ram Air Intake ('03-07) (Part #96768) |
“Gale Banks Engineering is one of the world's foremost long-distance engine builders, as well as single and twin turbocharger designers and racers.”
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