PowerPack® System

Banks iQ upgradeThe ultimate power system for working and towing applications, PowerPack has Banks' full gamut of intake, exhaust, fuel tuning and intercooling upgrades for the LMM.

It delivers mighty best gains: +100 hp and +239 lb-ft (rear wheel) of tow-all-day power with optimum engine efficiency and durability, adjust-on-the-fly power, lower exhaust gas temperatures and virtually no backpressure. PowerPack is engineered to safely live within the limits of the LMM engine and powertrain. Has exclusive safeguards that honor the engine and powertrain.

All gains measured at the rear wheels. 


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System Includes:

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EconoMind® Diesel Tuner & Banks iQ®

  • Easy to use interface
  • Adjust Power On-the-Fly
  • Time Performance Runs, Log Data
  • Scan & Clear Codes
  • Easy Review of Max Boost & EGT

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Techni-Cooler® Intercooler System

  • Two large, sturdy all-aluminum end tanks
  • Thicker core with 25% more flow volume
  • Reduces boost pressure loss
  • Dramatically increases air density for high continuous power

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Banks Ram-Air® Intake System

  • Outflows stock & competitors up to 57%
  • Largest filter area for superior high-flow filtration & fewer filter cleanings
  • Exclusive 5" bellows accommodates engine movement & prevents component damage
  • Cooler temps; more power & MPG, plus a cleaner-running engine

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Monster® Diesel Duals Exhaust

  • 4” stainless DPF-back system (3½” tailpipes for effortless fit)
  • Cool Cuff® design reduces tailpipe temps
  • Virtually eliminates backpressure
  • Duals system safely clears spare tire
  • Huge polished tips
  • Dual exhaust not available for dualies

Or choose the single exhaust

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Monster® Exhaust

  • 4” stainless DPF-back system
  • Cool Cuff® design reduces tailpipe temps
  • Virtually eliminates backpressure
  • Huge polished tip

Or choose the dual exhaust

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ApplicationYear RangePart #
PowerPack System
Single exhaust, ECSB-CCLB
2007-10 47794
PowerPack System
Dual Exhaust, ECSB-CCLB
2007-10 47795

Owners Manual(s)

Power Systems- PowerPack & Stinger w/EconoMind ('07-09) LMM (PDA) (Part #96507)
Compatible w/ Optional PowerPDA
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LMM EconoMind and PowerPack

2010-03-30

I have the '07 durmax with the tuner. My intent when purchasing this product was to improve the mileage of the truck. I have taken several identical trips with and without the tuner. The trip is 180 miles all highway speeds, averaging 68 to 70 miles per hour with limited slow downs and stops. Before the tuner I got 17.2 MPG, not bad for a big truck.... After the tuner I got 19.2!! This was when the temperatures were 10° this winter for both trips. On a recent trip it was 45° F outside....I got 21MPG! So a 5MPG increase under similar conditions. This was all on the #2 setting (1st one over stock). I'm VERY pleased with the product. I can see on the #6 setting I would be buying a lot of tires.....pretty much just spins! So even without the other upgrades it was a vast improvement over stock.

Tell your folks there to keep up the good work!!!

Bob S.
Ironwood, MI


Diesel Particulate Filters: testing

The EPA-mandated DPF created some challenges as well as opportunities. See what Gale Banks is doing to improve the performance and safety on the new systems.

More Power, Less Smoke

TruckU: Upgrading the towing performance of an 08’ Chevy Duramax safely and explaining the new technology that goes into a Diesel Particulate Filter. Banks tuner, cold-air intake and intercooler are featured.

EconoMind on "TruckU"

The guys on TruckU show how installing a Banks EconoMind safely improves power AND mileage.

Accolades

“Let someone else use his or her beloved truck as a proving ground. I will wait and purchase a proven product from a time-proven company such as Gale Banks Engineering.”
Turbo Diesel Register (May/Jun/Jul '05)