Banks Power GM Motorhomes: (Gas ’96 - 00 7.4L Vortec) Power Systems- Stinger system (EFI TBI, P30 chassis) - Manual (Page 9)

RAm-AIR INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
The banks Ram-Air cold air induction components
are designed to extend the factory air intake path
so the cooler outside air can be picked up from
directly behind the vehicle’s grille. These com-
ponents include a molded Ram-Air Super-Scoop
(Figure 2, #A), 4” diameter flexible tubing (Figure
2, #C), a molded bulkhead fitting (Figure 2, #d),
and installation hardware. Figure 4 shows a typi-
cal hook-up of the air intake components as they
tie to the factory system. The super-scoop also
serves as a water separator to drain out any rain
water that may enter through the grille.
The banks Stinger cold air induction package is
intended to fit a number of motorhome body
configurations. because each coach builder has a
different layout of behind-the-grille components,
there can be no one set installation procedure for
the banks ram-air system. The following instruc-
tions are intended as a guideline for installing
the system. also, some coach builders may have
installed difficult to relocate components (such as
air conditioning freon piping) in the areas where
the banks ram-air system is normally mounted. In
these cases, the installer will have to find an alter-
native location for the components, or omit those
pieces that are impossible o mount.
Remove the air filter cover and filter
element. clean any oil or debris from the
inside of the air filter base. On some models, the
air filter base will have a sheet metal dust shield
welded to the inside diameter of the base. cut
and remove the shield to allow for maximum air
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