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Gearheads, take notes! Building a monster truck engine requires extreme data analysis. Discover how Banks’ iDash 1.8 DataMonster helps monitor and record critical engine data during high-stress races, letting engineers fine-tune performance for maximum power. Learn more about the iDash and its data logging capabilities at
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Parts & Stuff Knowing what kind of air is entering your engine is valuable information that the AirMouse from Banks will allow you to monitor. This grille
Parts Bin BANKS POWER introduces its new Derringer programmer for the 6.6 Duramax L5P powered 17′ to 18′ Chevy and GMC trucks.The easy-to-conceal, plug-and-play control module provides
Designed to measure the power potential of air entering all naturally aspirated, turbo, and supercharged engines, the Banks AirMouse is a rugged military-grade weather station with scientific
The AirMouse is designed to measure the power potential of air entering all naturally aspirated, turbo, and supercharged engines
Ford turned the pickup world on its side when it first installed the 3.5L EcoBoost V-6 in the ’11 F-150.
Introducing the All-New Derringer tuner for 2014-2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.0L EcoDiesel. Easy Install Loaded with Features Value Priced Destroys the competition, not your vehicle! ActiveSafety protects
Tired of your Ford EcoBoost’s factory performance? Unleash its true potential with Banks Power’s Derringer tuner. This innovative device delivers significant power gains, improved fuel efficiency, and enhanced responsiveness. Experience the thrill of driving a more powerful, efficient, and reliable EcoBoost engine.
Unleash the true potential of your vehicle with the Banks 1.8 iDash Super Gauge. This innovative gauge isn’t just a gauge, it’s a data center for your car. Monitor and record over 300 parameters, including advanced diagnostics like Boost Pressure and EGTs. Gain insights no stock gauge can provide and optimize your vehicle’s performance for the ultimate driving experience.
If you are familiar with Bonneville racing, you likely know the name Bob Kehoe.