Frequently Asked Questions: Ram-Air Intakes
Will a Ram-Air intake void my warranty? The Ram Air Intake is a high flow aftermarket intake. Treat the intake
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What are Squish and Swirl and why are they important in a diesel engine?
Learn why “squish” and “swirl” are so important to the proper diesel combustion as well as other important factors like valve timing, duration, overlap, and even how flat-top pistons perform differently than those with valve reliefs. [Find out more »] What are Squish and Swirl and why are they important in a diesel engine?
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Frequently Asked Questions: PedalMonster
Frequently asked questions about the Banks PedalMonster throttle sensitivity controller.
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EMPLOYEES RETURN TO GM FACTORY TO BUILD BANKS MILITARY ENGINES
General Motors reopens Duramax engine plant in Moraine, Ohio, to build Banks D866T defense-specific 6.6-liter diesel base engines.
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What is an inline tuner?
Learn what makes a good and bad inline tuner.
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Time Machine: 1978 New Zealand Marathon
Gale Banks turbocharged engines completely dominated the 1978 edition of the New Zealand Citizen Jet Boat Marathon by powering boats
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Banks-powered first-gen Dodge Ram finds new life.
When it comes to cool daily drivers, David Couvillion has one of the coolest around. The Lake Charles, Louisiana gearhead
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Banks 4” Monster Exhaust with patented SideKick tip for 2017+ Duramax L5P Drops Dangerous Temps During Regen
Banks Monster Exhaust with exclusive CoolCuff reduces exhaust gas temps while cutting power-robbing backpressure. The system provides safety and performance unmatched by any other aftermarket system.
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Banks AirMouse Ambient Air Density Sensor Module
The AirMouse is designed to measure the power potential of air entering all naturally aspirated, turbo, and supercharged engines
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