The Leader in Diesel Performance
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.
The Banks Rat Rod gets a Duramax, the Sidewinder Dakota gets a Cummins, and a who-knows-what gets an 866T.
For this first time in the history of diesel performance, you can now buy a 100-percent, brand new diesel crate engine. 575 HP, turnkey, and there’s not a used part in it.
Once again Banks shows us the path to more power without choking the environment, this time on a 2008 Duramax LML.
Banks’ Amazing New Controller for Diesels Diesels have always played a major role in the Dirt Sports Nation. Their ability to product massive amounts of torque with
Adding Load Control With a Banks SpeedBrake (on a ‘07.5 GMC Sierra 2500 HD).
GM Duramax 6.6L LML engine gets SUPERCHARGED at Gale Banks Engineering
Looking around the diesel market, one can easily find plenty of power-adders that pump black soot from an open 5-inch sewer pipe.
Gale Banks has already set drag strip records with the twin-turbo version of this Duramax engine, and now they’re swapping out the turbos for a supercharger.
Banks Power and GM: A Legacy of Performance
The iconic partnership between Banks Power and General Motors continues to push the boundaries of automotive performance. Together, they are delivering powerful, reliable, and customizable Duramax-based engines for a wide range of applications, from work trucks to high-performance boats.