Banks Video Controversy
BanksPower discusses a recent video controversy surrounding the Duramax engine and high oil temperatures. They explain how this can lead to reduced engine power and offer solutions.
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BanksPower discusses a recent video controversy surrounding the Duramax engine and high oil temperatures. They explain how this can lead to reduced engine power and offer solutions.
The Banks Monster-Ram intake system is a worthwhile investment for any 6.7L Cummins owner, according to the Bell family of Centerville Diesel. The system significantly improves airflow and fuel economy, while also reducing engine wear and protecting the environment. The Banks Monster-Ram is a high-quality product that delivers real performance benefits.
Gale Banks, founder of Banks Power, expresses his disapproval of the practice of rolling coal. He argues that it’s wasteful, environmentally harmful, and socially irresponsible. Banks emphasizes the importance of responsible vehicle modification and the potential negative impacts of such practices.
Is a Megamax Duramax Coming? Rumor has it that a new, monstrous Duramax engine could be in the works. With whispers of 600 horsepower and a staggering 1,200 lb-ft of torque, this potential powerhouse could redefine the diesel landscape. While the details remain shrouded in mystery, truck enthusiasts and performance seekers alike are eagerly awaiting confirmation. Could this be the engine to propel your next vehicle to new heights?
Worried about your Ram HD’s performance after the Cummins emissions recall? Banks Diesel has the answers. Our friends at The Fast Lane Truck are conducting in-depth tests to measure the impact of the recall on power, fuel economy, and DEF consumption. Join us as we analyze the data and share the results.
Despite government incentives, the push towards electric vehicles is facing significant headwinds. Thousands of U.S. auto dealers have united in opposition to the Biden administration’s aggressive EV mandates, citing concerns about consumer affordability, limited charging infrastructure, and the complexities of EV ownership. As EV inventory swells and demand for traditional vehicles remains strong, the future of the automotive industry hangs in the balance.
SEMA 2023 Sensation: LokJaw, the Rusty Pickup That Rocked the Show
Turn your truck dreams into reality with Banks Power. Our LokJaw, a custom 1966 Chevy C/20, stole the spotlight at SEMA 2023. This rusty relic was transformed into a powerhouse featuring a Whipple supercharged Duramax diesel engine, a Roadster Shop chassis, and cutting-edge Banks technology. Featured in top automotive publications and hailed as one of the hottest hot rods, LokJaw is proof that with passion and innovation, you can build a custom vehicle that turns heads.
Gale Banks recently appeared on the SpeedVision show “Zero to 60” hosted by Chris Jacobs and Greg Grunberg. The show features conversations with influential figures in the automotive industry, including Gale’s insights into car culture and his personal experiences. You can watch the show on SpeedVision’s streaming platforms, such as Amazon Prime.
EPA’s push for electric vehicles threatens the future of gas-powered cars and trucks. A growing coalition of lawmakers and industry leaders are fighting back against strict new emissions regulations that could cripple the automotive industry and drive up costs for consumers. The EPA’s aggressive mandate risks stifling innovation, jeopardizing rural access, and increasing U.S. reliance on foreign supply chains. Join the fight to protect your right to choose by signing our letter opposing these harmful regulations.
Unleash your vehicle’s true potential with the Banks PedalMonster. Tired of sluggish acceleration? Experience a thrilling transformation with the PedalMonster, the world’s only OBD-connected throttle controller. This innovative device delivers lightning-fast response times, customizable settings, and unmatched safety features like Reverse Safety and ActiveSafety health monitoring. Don’t just drive; dominate the road.