Racing Intake Manifold Natural finish for Dodge 5.9L Cummins Banks Power

BKQC_42749
Sale price  $1,039.00 USD Regular price  $1,154.44 USD
Description

Part of the Banks Racing line. The world's first high-performance manifold for a Dodge Cummins 5.9L 24V ISB CR. Allows for porting of the intake ports.

A Banks Racing product developed on the Banks Cummins Sidewinder Dakota, the Big Hoss Intake Manifold is the world's first high-performance manifold for a Dodge Cummins common rail. It provides tremendous flow and uniform air distribution for more available power at a given boost level. Big Hoss allows porting of the intake ports. Includes: Intake manifold and mounting hardware, Boost hose, clamps and retention hardware, Dipstick tube, and wire loom relocation hardware.

PLEASE NOTE: Shown with optional boost tube. For use at sanctioned racing events only.

Key Features

  • For Race Applications only, custom modifications required
  • Provides tremendous flow and uniform air distribution
  • Enhances power, mileage, and durability
  • Natural Finish ready for a custom finish
  • Larger and less restrictive than stock
  • Allows porting of the intake ports
  • Made of Durable Cast Aluminum
  • Part of the Banks Racing line
  • Optional boost tube available separately (see 41315)


Specifications:

Country of Origin USA
Sold As Each
UPC 801279427495
Hardware Included Yes
Universal No
Shipping

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