The Leader in Diesel Performance
Traditional boost gauges only measure air pressure, which isn’t a complete picture of engine performance. Banks Power’s iDash digital monitor measures Manifold Air Density (MAD), which accounts for pressure, temperature, and humidity, providing a more accurate reading of an engine’s performance. Higher air density means more oxygen per volume, which is crucial for optimal engine function.
The Monster-Ram intake elbow for the 2007-2024 RAM 6.7L uses rocket nozzle technology to improve airflow. In a video, Gale Banks tests the Monster-Ram against a straight pipe, demonstrating that the Monster-Ram flows more air mass, even with a diffuser attached to the pipe. This results in better throttle response and fuel economy for RAM owners.
The 2011–2014 Ford 6.7L Power Stroke turbo has a reputation for failure. Gale Banks explains why it happens, what changed, and how to prevent it with smart upgrades.
Gale Banks breaks down what turbo surge is, how it happens, and why it can damage your diesel engine if left unchecked.
Upgrading to larger diameter, mandrel-bent boost tubes enhances air density in diesel engines, leading to improved throttle response and performance.
Discover how Banks Power’s CoolRunner Oil Pan addresses hidden oil residue issues in 2017–2025 Duramax engines, ensuring complete drainage and superior cooling for enhanced engine longevity.
Discover how Banks Power applies advanced engineering to enhance your truck’s performance. Learn about their innovative intake and exhaust systems designed to improve airflow, increase horsepower, and boost fuel efficiency.
Gale Banks is digging into Ford’s 7.3L Godzilla engine with plans to turbocharge it for trucks and RVs—expect big power, Banks-style.
Gale Banks changed the game in racing with turbocharged power so advanced it was banned from competition. Discover the story behind how innovation led to exclusion—and ultimately revolution.
To fine-tune the twin-turbo, supercharged Duramax in Diesel Bros’ BroDozer, Banks used the iDash DataMonster to gather baseline data from Cynthia Gauthier’s Monster Mutt—proving iDash can handle even monster-sized diagnostics.