The Leader in Diesel Performance
Banks Power is back with a vengeance! The latest innovation is the 6.7 Cummins Monster Ram, a high-flow intake system designed to maximize power and performance. By addressing the limitations of traditional designs, this Monster Ram delivers superior airflow and increased horsepower. Stay tuned for more exciting news about upcoming products, including the Ram Air Intake for street applications.
Here in Southern California there is a little radio station called KROQ that had extremely humble beginnings in the late ’70s in not much more than a converted basement.
Many lower-and midpriced diesel motorhomes have just enough power to get where you’re going, but hitch up a trailer or dinghy or head for the mountains, and you’ll be wishing for more zip.
This product has been replaced by the Banks Derringer Tuner and iDash DataMonster. Find out more about the Banks Derringer Tuner for 2014-2018 Ram 1500 and 2014-2017
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No surprise, then. that Gale Banks of Banks Power wanted to add more 12-valve options to the company’s extensive line of diesel power adders.
Banks Power showcased its latest powertrain options at the 2013 SEMA Show. The lineup includes a range of diesel engines, including the 6.6L V8 and 3.0L V6, as well as a high-performance gasoline engine based on the GM LS platform. These engines are designed for various applications, from heavy-duty trucks to high-performance vehicles.
Diesel fuel, once a straightforward commodity, has evolved into a complex blend of various components. From traditional petroleum-based diesel to emerging biofuels and synthetic fuels, the quality and characteristics of diesel fuel can vary significantly. This variability poses challenges for both engine manufacturers and consumers.
