Your Truck Is Dumb, Banks Makes It Smarter
If you drive an older car or truck, say pre-2008, it's safe to say that it's pretty dumb. More modern vehicles are packed full of sensors and powerful computers that let you use an iDash to monitor an impressive number of engine data streams. But fear not, you're not getting left out in the cold. Banks offers a wide array of pressure, temperature, and frequency sensors that you can add to your vehicle, allowing you to display and record using your iDash.
Why Data Matters
- Avoid damage to your engine with early warning
- Lets you run a more aggressive tune with a greater degree of accuracy and safety
- You'll really understand what's going on inside your powertrain
PedalMonster Just Kicked In, Yo!
Arlen Forsstrom's 2016 Acura ILX just got more fun to drive.“Now my car’s SPORT mode isn’t the only way to wake it up,” he says as speeds down LA's 605 freeway. The Acura's standard drive mode feels tuned for economy with its early shifts and sluggish freeway passing. The PedalMonster transforms that experience, and makes you forget about the SPORT mode. It's like VTEC for your gas pedal!
Why PedalMonster for Honda:
- In normal mode, the ILX hovers around 2,000 RPM and hesitates on passes
- PedalMonster sharpens response, and drops from 8th to 6th or 5th with less input
- Keeps daily driving smooth while delivering instant kick-down power when you need it
- Adding an iDash Pro reveals data your Honda/Acura's dashboard doesn't display
Smart Power For RAM 1500 EcoDiesel
Blue Collar Garage chronicled his installation of the Derringer Tuner, the iDash, and PedalMonster on a customer’s vehicle. “This is plug-in power for the 2015 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel. It’s clean, quick, and reversible."
The Banks benefit:
- Why both modules? “Selectable pedal feel + power = the full package.”
- iDash displays temps, pressures, speeds and info your dashboard doesn’t
- Built-in safety features safeguard your engine and transmission while adding power
- 50-state emissions compliant
Give MAP Sensor Soot the Boot
Duramax owners know clean MAP sensors are key to keeping your truck running at its best. This 2024 Silverado may be near-new and spotless—but Slow_Restoration installed a Banks MAP Sensor Relocation Kit to keep it that way.
Why it matters:
- Keeps your MAP sensors cleaner longer
- Quick and easy DIY installation
- Prevents soot buildup which can cause problems later on
