6.7 Cummins Banks Techni-Cooler Intercooler Upgrade (2013-2018)

The 2013-2018 6.7 Cummins models use a very small intercooler. The small size of the factory unit make it highly restrictive and easily overwhelmed when towing or when tuned and modified, leading to heat soak and performance losses among unsafe engine temps and EGTs. The factory unit is inadequate to the point that upgrading can even add up to 27hp and 51tq while providing numerous other benefits like lower EGTs and temps. Ultimately, an intercooler is one of the best performance and reliability upgrades for the fourth gen 6.7 Cummins.

Banks Techni-Cooler is the best, top of the line intercooler upgrade on the market for the 6.7 Cummins. It has a 79% greater surface area than the stock unit leading to airflow improvements of 48%. Furthermore, it has the lowest pressure loss of any aftermarket intercooler, and a 55% better pressure loss than the stock unit, resulting in 1.4psi higher boost pressure being delivered to the engine. Ultimately, the flow improvements and boost pressure increases lead to the intercooler providing 27hp and 51tq power gains in addition to lowering EGTs by more than 100 degrees. Additionally, this kit includes larger 3.5" hot-side and cold-side boost tubes.

Better power and performance. Increased reliability via lower EGTs. Overall, this is the best unit on the market and probably the best all around upgrade for the 6.7 Cummins, outside of tuning.

6.7 Cummins (2013-2018) Banks Intercooler Benefits 

• -+27hp and +51tq
• -79% increase in surface area and 48% increase in airflow
• -55% reduction in pressure loss, creating 1.4psi of pressure gains (0.87psi drop vs. 2.27psi from the stock intercooler)
• -Provides power and more consistent performance
• -Lowers EGTs by over 100 degrees, resulting in better reliability
• -3.5" hot-side and cold-side intercooler piping