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The pressure is on for Banks Power as they race against the clock to complete LokJaw, their supercharged Duramax project, for the SEMA show. The video offers a glimpse into the intense final days leading up to the event, showcasing the team’s dedication and collaborative spirit. Watch to see if they can overcome the #semacrunch and unveil LokJaw in Las Vegas!
Several custom trucks showcased at the 2021 SEMA Show featured Banks Power products, including the Ram-Air Diff Cover and 5″ Monster Exhaust. These products were chosen by builders like Stan Nizairo, Cris Payne, and Matt Ingle for their performance, durability, and style. The Ram-Air Diff Cover’s innovative design and the Monster Exhaust’s aggressive sound and performance contributed to the overall appeal of these custom trucks.
Banks Power has unveiled a set of custom wheels designed specifically for their high-performance 1966 Chevy pickup truck, LokJaw. These one-of-a-kind wheels, crafted by SPARC Industries, feature a unique design that combines retro styling with futuristic technology. The external fins on the wheels not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also improve engine cooling and performance.
Discover how Brett Sowers transformed his stock 2010 GMC Sierra 2500 into a performance powerhouse. With a 9-inch lift, custom shocks, and a host of performance upgrades, Brett’s truck is a testament to his passion for automotive customization. Learn about his journey from stock to standout in this in-depth article.
Looking to upgrade your truck’s engine for maximum power and durability? Banks Technologies, the sister company to Banks Power, builds championship-winning engines. They took a stock Duramax engine and developed a beast that conquered the Baja 1000, beating out competitors and becoming the official engine for the U.S. Army’s JLTV. Get Banks Power in your truck and unleash similar power and reliability.
Banks Power unveils their new Whipple 3.8L front-drive twin-screw supercharger with a custom 12-rib crank pulley and Twin-Ram 5″ inlet. This supercharger will be used on their new Banks Duramax R866SC 6.6L diesel turnkey crate engine, debuting at the SEMA Show. The video offers a closer look at the supercharger and teases details about the upcoming crate engine.
Get ready to rev your engine! Banks Built Season Two is packed with exclusive insights into Gale Banks’ groundbreaking hybrid project, boasting a mind-blowing 500 horsepower motor. Witness the magic behind custom header fabrication as Dragos Toma joins the team. Plus, uncover the thrilling details of the three-stage Banks Turnkey Crate Engine program, culminating in a Pike’s Peak-conquering beast. Don’t miss this adrenaline-fueled ride as Banks pushes the boundaries of automotive engineering!
The Banks team is working on a custom 1967 Chevy C20 pickup truck, known as LokJaw. They are collaborating with Empire Fabrication to build a custom bed support assembly to accommodate the supercharged Duramax engine. The team faces challenges during the test fitment process, but they are able to resolve the issues and continue with the project. The next step is to install the custom intake manifold from Kibbetech.
Randall Walter, an architect, purchased a 2021 Chevy Silverado with a 3.0L Duramax diesel engine. To improve the truck’s performance, he installed a Banks PedalMonster throttle controller. The PedalMonster significantly enhanced the truck’s acceleration and responsiveness, making it more enjoyable to drive. Randall is impressed with the ease of installation and the overall performance benefits of the PedalMonster.
Want to max out your Chevy Duramax’s towing potential? This customer went all-in on Banks Power upgrades to tackle overheating and unlock more power for hauling heavy loads. See what Banks parts transformed this truck from heat-prone to towing machine!