Super-Scoop Ram-Air Intake Scoop 03-07 GMC 6.6L Banks Power
BKQC_42169
Sale price
$155.00 USD
Regular price
$172.22 USD
Description
More Power and MPG. Forces charge of cool, pressurized ram air into filter housing.
Optimizes Ram-Air Intake efficiency for more power.
Banks' exclusive Super-Scoop is an add-on product to the Ram-Air Intake System. The Super-Scoop connects below the front bumper, forcing a big charge of cool pressurized ram air into the Ram-Air Intake's air filter housing. The air provided to the engine now has greater density and makes more power than the warmer engine bay air because it is drawn from outside the engine compartment.
With the Super-Scoop's cool denser air, fuel economy improves while smoke and exhaust temperatures are reduced. It also has built in funnels for rainwater and debris to drain out of the bottom.
Key Features- More Power and MPG
- Forces charge of cool, pressurized ram air into filter housing
- Optimizes Ram-Air Intake efficiency for more power For use w/ Ram-Air System: GMC 6.6L Classic Body
Specifications:
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Sold As | Kit |
| UPC | 801279421691 |
| Hardware Included | Yes |
| Location | Front Bumper |
| Universal | No |
| Product Notes | Note: The Super-Scoop kit is designed to work on vehicles with factory sized wheels/tires. Running oversized wheels/tires may cause interference between the tire and Super-Scoop. |
Shipping
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