Banks iQ Dashboard PC - Diesel Super Computer

An Automotive Equivalent Of The iPhone?It seems ironic that 10 years ago, diesels required almost no electricity, yet wouldn't exist today without computer controls. While some traditionalists may long for the days of mechanical injection, the truth is that many of you reading this magazine have only owned computer-controlled diesels. In fact, it's very likely the computer-controlled engines, and the ease at which modifications can be made to them, is what attracted most of you to diesels in the first place.inline_mediumwraptextrightPortable Computer27199933/tech/1001dp_banks_iq_dashboard_pc1001dp_01+banks_iQ_das hboard_PC+portable_computer.jpgTrue


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I had a real bad experience With a banks economind and the Palm Pda system . 1st of all it;s an ugly set up with wires coming out of the dash leading to a thief attracting Palm
PDA stuck on the dash with some no holding putty to keep it in place. No way could you see what was going on the screen of this Pda with your foot buried in the floorboard. This new development from Banks is no different. It can't be seen very well no matter how good a device it is and it is begging for some scumbag to break your window and steal it. I have all Dipricol optix gauges mounted on the pillar now and couldn't be happier! Get the real stuff and save your money. I'm not trying to put down any company that is helping the diesel truck industry but save your hard earned money for products that are proven to be what you want for your application.

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2004 Dodge CTD,quad cab,short bed, 4x4, Goerends trans. built by Brown's Diesel, SmartyPOD TNT, AirDog Raptor 150,Banks Ram-air intake,Diprocol optix gauges on pillar, Banks Monster exhaust, Banks Big Head wastegate acctuator,headache rack,Firestone Ride-rite airbags pulling a WeekendWarrior 26ft. bumper pull toyhauler.