Banks pedal monster

[chevy2tuff2006]

Does anyone have a banks pedal monster on their 6.6 gas? If so how does it work? Any issues?

[Kjduvall]

I have the pedal commander, and it works great. I have to imagine the banks will work in a similar fashion.

[CT Chevy Connoisseur]

Yes,  I have it, no issues, absolutely love it. Didn't even know that I needed it until I got it. 

[Dusilligaf]

Do you need to run higher octane fuel with it?

[CamGTP]

No, it doesn't mess with actual fueling calibration so regular 87 octane is all that is still required.

[Jagerschnapps1]

Does the Pedal Commander hurt your gas mileage and if so how badly is it affected? 
 

[CamGTP]

If you have a clam foot, nothing will change.

[TurboTime]

On 5/9/2022 at 2:18 AM, Kjduvall said:

I have the pedal commander, and it works great. I have to imagine the banks will work in a similar fashion.

Glad you're enjoying the Pedal Commander. For anyone following the thread, yes, both devices add throttle sensitivity. But that's where the similarities end. The Banks PedalMonster is connected via OBD. That's how it knows your speed and gear. When you shift into reverse, it puts your pedal back to stock. Check this out. https://bnks.pw/3rW8mf5

[TurboTime]

On 5/8/2022 at 9:45 AM, chevy2tuff2006 said:

Does anyone have a banks pedal monster on their 6.6 gas? If so how does it work? Any issues?

 

According to Mike, it works really well. He's had it installed in his 6.6l gas Silverado since early February. Here's his review. 

 

Edited June 1, 2022 by TurboTime