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Category: Engines
2020 Jeep Wrangler EcoDiesel 3.0 liter

2020 Jeep Wrangler EcoDiesel 3.0 liter

Banks Power is excited to announce the upcoming release of their Monster Exhaust System for the 2020 Jeep EcoDiesel Wrangler! This industry-leading exhaust system will be made from 3″ stainless steel and is sure to provide Jeep enthusiasts with the power and efficiency they crave. In addition to the Monster Exhaust, Banks is also developing a Ram-Air intake system, Derringer tuner connectors, and an iDash data monitoring system specifically for the EcoDiesel Wrangler. These products will allow Jeep owners to get the most out of their vehicles.

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May 7, 2020

Engine Builder Magazine talks Super-Turbo

Engine Builder Magazine dives deep into the creation of a monster. Follow the build of a Banks Supercharged Twin-Turbo Duramax diesel engine, destined for the Diesel Brothers’ BroDozer Monster Jam truck. This in-depth series, already on episode 11, offers a front-row seat to engineering prowess and horsepower magic. Perfect for diesel enthusiasts and anyone dreaming of upgrading their ride.

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April 30, 2020
Unclog the clog

Unclog the clog: Killing a Duramax Pt 12

Banks Power engineers uncovered a significant restriction in the exhaust system of the Duramax L5P engine. By replacing the stock manifold outlet pipes and turbine pedestal with larger diameter components, they were able to unlock additional horsepower and improve overall engine performance. This modification demonstrates the importance of proper exhaust flow and demonstrates how seemingly minor changes can yield substantial results.

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April 30, 2020
Joseph Khan - 2016 RAM Mega Cab 4x4

Joseph Khan – 2016 RAM Mega Cab 4×4

Discover how Joseph Khan’s modified 2016 RAM 2500 delivers unmatched power and luxury. With a de-stroked engine, compound turbo system, and custom driveline, this beast boasts 1,491 horsepower and a luxurious, gold-diamond-stitched interior. Learn more about this one-of-a-kind truck and its impressive performance.

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April 23, 2020

Duramax Plant Builds 374 Engines

Duramax Engine Plant Revs Back Up to Support Military Vehicle Production

Looking to upgrade your truck’s power? The Duramax engine, known for its muscle in heavy-duty vehicles, recently roared back to life for a critical reason. Despite the challenges of COVID-19, the Duramax plant in Ohio temporarily reopened to build nearly 400 engines specifically designed for the next-generation Oshkosh JLTV military vehicle. This move not only ensured production of this vital defense equipment but also reignited the spirit of American manufacturing.

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April 16, 2020
Dave Welch's 2017 GMC Denali

Dave Welch’s 2017 GMC Denali

Protect your investment and boost performance with Banks Power. A GMC Denali 3500 Duramax owner learned the hard way about the risks of stock exhaust systems. Intense heat melted his trailer due to a design flaw. Banks Power’s 5″ Monster Exhaust not only resolved the issue but delivered noticeable performance gains. Plus, their iDash SuperGauge detected a critical battery problem, saving the owner hundreds in repair costs. Don’t gamble with your vehicle’s health and wallet. Upgrade with Banks Power for safety, performance, and peace of mind.

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April 3, 2020

Sneak Peek: Killing A Duramax

Banks Power is working on a project to build a high-performance Duramax engine, aiming for 900 horsepower without internal engine upgrades. The team is focusing on improving airflow and exhaust systems to achieve this goal. The progress of the project will be documented in a new video series called “Killing a Duramax.”

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April 3, 2020

Unboxing a Ron Davis Racing Radiator

Gale Banks unboxes a high-performance radiator from Ron Davis Racing. This custom radiator is designed to cool the supercharged twin-turbo 7.1L Duramax engine being built for a monster truck. The radiator will be rigorously tested to ensure optimal cooling performance under extreme conditions. Banks Power will also be using Heatshield Products to insulate the turbocharger and exhaust system, further improving engine efficiency and performance.

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April 3, 2020