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Unleash the Beast: Banks Power’s Race Shop Develops Cutting-Edge Performance Parts for Your Ride. Want to upgrade your car or truck to its peak potential? Look no further than Banks Power’s Race Shop. Our team of engineers and fabricators push the limits of performance, developing world-class racing parts that translate into real power for your everyday vehicle.
Banks Power is gearing up to take on the Hot Rod Power Tour with a fleet of high-performance trucks. From twin-turbo V8s to powerful diesel engines, Banks is showcasing its expertise in engine performance and modification. Join the adventure as the Banks team travels across the country, sharing their passion for automotive excellence.
Discover the untapped power of diesel. Tired of the sky-high cost of racing gas and the limitations of traditional gasoline engines? It’s time to rethink performance. Turbodiesel engines offer unparalleled torque, impressive fuel economy, and a remarkable ability to handle immense boost. Imagine the thrill of a diesel-powered hot rod, delivering jaw-dropping acceleration without breaking the bank. It’s a game-changer for automotive enthusiasts seeking a new level of performance and efficiency.
Diesel fuel prices have been steadily rising, surpassing the cost of gasoline in many regions. This trend is driven by factors such as increased global demand, particularly from China, and potential shifts in refining practices. As diesel fuel becomes more expensive, it impacts the transportation industry and ultimately contributes to higher prices for goods and services.
From Econolines to Explorers, Fords have been a lifelong passion. My deep-rooted connection to the Blue Oval began with early memories of family road trips and evolved into a career in automotive engineering. This hands-on experience, from rebuilding engines to racing Fords, fuels my enthusiasm for the brand. Whether you’re a die-hard Ford fan or considering a vehicle upgrade, discover the thrill of the open road with a Ford built for adventure and performance.
Looking to revolutionize the diesel industry? Join us as we develop a cutting-edge light-duty diesel curriculum at WyoTech. With millions of diesel pickups on the road and a growing demand, this is a prime opportunity for students seeking a high-performance career. Learn how to design and build diesel engines that rival gas-powered vehicles, including hybrids and hydrogen-powered options.
My job title at Banks is, “Corporate Journalist.” Pretty high falutin, huh? Not really. I’m just a scribe. I record a lot of what goes on around here. I document projects and vehicle buildups for corporate sponsors, provide info for magazine editors, write blogs, Blah, blah, blah.
I’m swamped trying to keep up with all that is going on at Banks. I remember thinking recently that we need to get the information I collect to the public faster. Then, out of the blue a few weeks ago, Gale asked me what I thought of the idea of launching a blog about Banks. I couldn’t get “yes” out fast enough.
Unleash your vehicle’s full potential with insider insights from Gale Banks Engineering. Tired of ordinary? Dive deep into the world of high-performance automotive engineering. From concept to creation, witness firsthand the innovation driving the industry forward. Our team of gearheads is spilling the beans on top-secret projects and groundbreaking products. Get ready to experience automotive engineering like never before.
Most companies call it Research and Development. Here at Banks, we call it the Race Shop. I think of it as the toy room.
But calling it the Race Shop is not a bit far-fetched. This shop has not only turned out several true-blood race cars, but it has also produced several world record holders. That is a pregnant statement. The emphasis, here, is on several.
Well, here’s one for you Dodge boys (and girls). Specifically, I’m talking about the members of Turbo Diesel Register, otherwise known as TDR.
The TDR is actually based on a quarterly publication that started in 1993 with a stated purpose to be “an open forum for the exchange of information from the manufacturers to the owners,” and “to give Dodge diesel owners more satisfaction in the ownership of their truck.”