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Old Jun 13, 2004 | 04:25 PM
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What erks me, I sent two emails and two phone calls, that is three to many.
Left, each time, three different ways to reach me.
Everyone gets busy............and I am OK with that......however, other folks have discovered this problem also.
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Tim, I had the same thing happen with the salesman that sent me my packet I requested. His name was jeff arrend. I called banks directly and got a tech named danny. He was great. He knew every answer to every question off the top of his head.
That is impressive, I will try again next week
 
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Old Jun 13, 2004 | 04:56 PM
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I spoke with Barry Torgeson. He calls me back every time within about 2 hours. Sorry you have had the problem. I think the Edge and the Banks products are both good as well as some of the other chips. I just like the dial a horse feature on those two units and since I don't care for digital gauges, I chose the Banks product instead. It is being installed on Wednesday finally.
barry's ext. is posted above. he is good to call since he answers and if he doesnt know the answer, he wont BS in ur ear, he just goes and asks a tech and calls u back or connects u w/ the guy who knows.

very good guy
 
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Old Jun 13, 2004 | 05:28 PM
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barry's ext. is posted above. he is good to call since he answers and if he doesnt know the answer, he wont BS in ur ear, he just goes and asks a tech and calls u back or connects u w/ the guy who knows.

very good guy
Yeah, I did not read the end of your post. Sorry everyone..Big hoss already had it covered.
 
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Old Jun 14, 2004 | 12:26 AM
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guys i have ran banks products on four other vehicles one 460 motorhome, one v-10 motorhome, v-10 f250 and my 1996 Jeep Cherokee and the performance on each has been excellent. The price tag has also been excellent if your Gale Banks. This will be my first diesel with Banks products. I'll keep you informed I have a July 15th install date for the Big Hoss Package . Phone calls have never been a problem. However. I do have an advantage over most of you i'm local to their facility. Maybe they don't like returning long distance. But never have i had a problem. This package is going on my '03 f350 Lariat 4x4 crew cab long bed.
 

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Old Jun 14, 2004 | 12:43 AM
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DEAR CHOCTAW BOB, Let me show my stupidity but the Banks documentation is based upon a dually long bed. In the picks your truck appears to be single wheel short bed is that right? Do these two items make a difference? And still your point is well taken about cost. But is your dyno a true apples to apples comparison? And what were your weather condtions like? Was the dyno done under comparable conditions I'm sure Banks performs theirs under conditions most suited to their intentions. But what were your conditions? Thanks for your info. Just always wanting more.
 

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Old Jun 14, 2004 | 04:21 AM
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DEAR CHOCTAW BOB, Let me show my stupidity but the Banks documentation is based upon a dually long bed. In the picks your truck appears to be single wheel short bed is that right? Do these two items make a difference? And still your point is well taken about cost. But is your dyno a true apples to apples comparison? And what were your weather condtions like? Was the dyno done under comparable conditions I'm sure Banks performs theirs under conditions most suited to their intentions. But what were your conditions? Thanks for your info. Just always wanting more.
No difference because the engine is the same. My conditions were warm, 85 deg 60% humidity. Not ideal conditions. I feel mine are accurate because there were 40 trucks tested that day and all seemed about right. The new stock PSDs were making 275 RWHP
 
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Old Jun 14, 2004 | 06:08 AM
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DEAR CHOCTAW BOB, Let me show my stupidity but the Banks documentation is based upon a dually long bed. In the picks your truck appears to be single wheel short bed is that right? Do these two items make a difference? And still your point is well taken about cost. But is your dyno a true apples to apples comparison? And what were your weather condtions like? Was the dyno done under comparable conditions I'm sure Banks performs theirs under conditions most suited to their intentions. But what were your conditions? Thanks for your info. Just always wanting more.

The truck does not really matter that much. Bob will tell you more on the dyno process
 
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Old Jun 14, 2004 | 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Choctaw Bob
No difference because the engine is the same. My conditions were warm, 85 deg 60% humidity. Not ideal conditions. I feel mine are accurate because there were 40 trucks tested that day and all seemed about right. The new stock PSDs were making 275 RWHP
thanks Bob, your numbers are very good considering ideal conditions would have been about? What 10 to 15 degrees cooler? i guess the numbers between truck variations would have been minimal; according to my further research.
Thanks again Richard
 
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Old Jun 14, 2004 | 10:40 PM
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thanks Bob, your numbers are very good considering ideal conditions would have been about? What 10 to 15 degrees cooler? i guess the numbers between truck variations would have been minimal; according to my further research.
Thanks again Richard
Best thing is that the truck drives better than it ever did.
 
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Old Jun 14, 2004 | 11:12 PM
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A large assortment of high performance intercoolers are available at www.procharger.com
 
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I am sad to report, they make no intercooler for an SD either v-10 of jsut a plain 6.0L

Thanks Bob, we tried........Banks is looking like the only one.

The just have GAS............................
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Old Jun 15, 2004 | 03:24 PM
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diesel with Banks products. I'll keep you informed I have a July 15th install date for the big hoss Package . Phone calls have never been a problem. However. I do have an advantage over most .
big hoss!?!? haha cool!!! thats what everyone calls my 550
 
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Old Jun 15, 2004 | 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Tim Lamkin
I am sad to report, they make no intercooler for an SD either v-10 of jsut a plain 6.0L

Thanks Bob, we tried........Banks is looking like the only one.

The just have GAS............................
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here is another state of the art company http://www.cartech.net/intercoolers.htm

They will custom fabricate one. They have different core sizes and different end caps to choose from or at least they did the last time we ordered one.

These will work gas or diesel, no difference. Measure the stock IC and hose locations. then add the additional that will fit in the truck.
 

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Old Jun 16, 2004 | 11:01 AM
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If anyone will know it's this place.

Collins Diesel Injection Inc.
845 South Commerce Street
Stockton, CA 95206
Phone: 209-948-4410
800-90-DIESEL or 800-903-4373

They used to do the beta testing for Banks.

They don't have a website yet but the owner does, it is
http://www.mdt-bof.org/members/colli...lins_larry.htm
 
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