Your engine doesn't need decoration, it needs density. The ugly truth is that every competitive "cold air" intake system we tested actually delivered hotter intake air temps than the stock system. They all flowed somewhat better but without cooler air, all the flow in the world ends up being meaningless. Cool air = density. Density = more HP & torque, better fuel economy, and overall better performance.

The real deal. You're out for maximum performance and so are we. The Banks Ram-Air Intake System brings the flow as well as the density.

That means you'll have the muscle to get the job done, whatever it may be. And, it bolts on in minutes. Best of all, Ram-Air delivers what your hard-earned dollar deserves: true engineering, real performance, and actual value.

Banks Intake

Enclosure helps draw in cooler air. The competitors like to talk about flow but they get a little uncomfortable when you ask them about density. Intake Density is cool air and rich oxygen content, and that spells power. Good flow means nothing if you're just pumping your engine full of hot air. Some of our competitors' intake systems result in hotter air inlet temperatures than stock!

AFE Intake

Open and exposed design pulls in hot engine air, resulting in poor density. Cheap metal battery tray highly prone to rust and corrosion.

Airaid Intake

Virtually identical to the AFE ? no-housing design means instead of cold air, your engine gets only hot, stagnant air. Cheap metal battery tray highly prone to rust and corrosion.

S&B Intake

Enclosed design but seals very poorly. A large hole in the bottom sucks in very hot air directly above the exhaust manifold. Worst of all competitors in both flow and temperature.

Volant Intake

Visually displeasing design that does not match the performance or quality of the Banks Ram-Air. Cheap metal battery tray highly prone to rust and corrosion.