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The Derringer for the 2017-19 6.7L Power Stroke was released recently and the response has been incredible (join the Derringer Ford 6.7L Owners Facebook Group for real-world reviews). But
Chris Nelson loves a challenge. The owner of Energetic Motorsports and former head of R&D at ATS Diesel Performance owns various trucks, but the one he seems to enjoy
Several years ago, Gale and the Banks engineering team wondered what the future of engine monitoring would look like in 2020. After more than a decade of
When we released our Derringer tuner for the 2017-18 L5P Duramax we knew we had a great product on our hands, but what we didn’t know was how far we hit it out of the park in terms of its success.
Parts & Stuff Knowing what kind of air is entering your engine is valuable information that the AirMouse from Banks will allow you to monitor. This grille
Parts Bin BANKS POWER introduces its new Derringer programmer for the 6.6 Duramax L5P powered 17′ to 18′ Chevy and GMC trucks.The easy-to-conceal, plug-and-play control module provides
Designed to measure the power potential of air entering all naturally aspirated, turbo, and supercharged engines, the Banks AirMouse is a rugged military-grade weather station with scientific