Banks high ram intake

[John]

I remember that prototype PeterT! In fact, when The PowerShop received their very first High-Ram, I thought that was what was going to be in the box! We were surprised to see the casting in its current (production) configuration.



Blair, you're right...



it took many copper plating bathes and subsequent polishings to get the (sand) casting smoothe enough to nickel (again) and chrome plate it. If memory serves, it took at least three copper bathes and two nickel bathes (one at first to determine any flaws I may have missed... i. e. , any flats spots etc. ), and two, just prior to the chrome bath. Custom but well worth the expense (IMO)!

 

[HVAC]

BPINE

Sadly no



But we didn't stop persuing a replacement intake.



Here is a 650 horsepower ram intake---

 

[BPINE]

Hey John I have a whole new respect for platers, I used to go to the plating shop and help do some of the parts for my race car and that is a lot of hard work to make it look good.

 

[John]

Small world Blair, I used to work for a hard-chrome plating shop for a short time, what else...



polishing!

 

[BPINE]

Well by the looks of your truck John you were good at it.