2013-2018 Cummins RAM-Air Cold Air Intake Kit (42255-D)
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Description
Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Model | Engine |
| 2013-2018 | Dodge Ram | 2500/3500 | 6.7L Cummins |
Banks Ram-Air Intakes start out as CAD software prototypes, are put through flow simulations and the design is refined until the simulation shows optimal performance. Then a hardware prototype is made and the design is validated on a flowbench, then dyno testing and on-vehicle testing. Banks 42255-D cold-air intake with enclosed housing, huge inlet/outlet, and large filter improves flow up to 66%, increases power and fuel economy, and reduces exhaust gas temps (EGT). The stock design is wide-open to hot underhood engine air, and hot air robs your Dodge Ram of power.
Part Number: 42255 & 42255-D
Features
Features
- Enclosed housing
- Dry Air Filter Element/Oiled Air Filter Element
- Giant filter maximizes high-flow filtration
- Accommodates engine movement
- Extends service life and requires fewer cleanings
- 5-year Limited Warranty (Filter: Lifetime Limited Warranty)
- 5" bellows to prevent component damage for longer service life
- 66% more airflow over stock
- Designed to not cause fault or error codes
- More power and mileage, lower EGTs and less smoke pluming
Installation
Installation
Questions and Answers
Questions and Answers
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How much hp does it increase on a 2014 cummins?
Typically you'll gain 10-15HP at the wheels, depending on your supporting mods and tune.
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Does this work with the second gen swap?
Not compatible with 2nd gen swaps.
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The dry filter, does it need to be replaced after so many kilometers, can it be cleaned
Yes, the dry filter can be cleaned with compressed air! Eventually you will need to replace the filter if it becomes too clogged or physically damaged.
Recommended replacement is typically between 15,000 - 20,000 miles (32,000km).
