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Old 03-23-2017, 07:01 PM   #15
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Any other company offer a package upgrade for the 8.3l?
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Banks kits are generally no longer offered.. They consisted of a updated ECM and different turbo housings, and CAC and plumbing. Normally uprated engines in the +100/150 hp range.
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Not that I know of. Banks does still have a web page listing the mods on a 2003.. Banks Power | PowerPack

You might contact them and ask for tech support and see if they know of any options or even competitors still in the market.

I did send them an email. I will let update this thread with any info.
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Thanks guys.. I appreciate the input. told me what I thought I may hear. I will just stay in the left lane and chill out..
Make that the truck-lane/right lane, left lane is for vehicles that don't slow down for hills.
My ISC is 350hp and it slows too, doesn't overheat. A diesel engine is designed to operate at/near governed RPM without harm, some hills require manual tranny shifting to do so.
The water pump is belt-driven even though a side-radiator fan is hyd. driven, so RPM's must be kept at near the upper limit at times to increase coolant flow.

I normally don't push my MH hard on hills, easier on the drivetrain and my disposition.
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Thank you for your interest in Banks Engineering and our performance parts for the 2003 Cummins ISC Coach.

Please use the toll-free phone number below and I'll be happy to answer all questions related to correct applications, technical advice, and pricing for factory direct orders.

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You don't have to worry until you need to change down 4 more times. 3 more is ok. I dont worry about hills just go up them shifting manually and maintaining 1900-2000 on the tach.
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