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Wisconsin’s Custom Offsets, a leading truck wheel retailer, dives deep into the world of high-performance truck parts in their latest video. After expanding their product line, their team visited Banks, a renowned performance parts manufacturer. As avid Duramax and RAM owners, their reaction is pure excitement. Discover why this automotive powerhouse partnership could be the key to unlocking your truck’s full potential.
Rich Benoit, a talented automotive enthusiast, has gained recognition for his unique and innovative projects. He recently LS-swapped a Tesla and is now working on a 2011 Chevy Silverado powered by a 6.6L Duramax. Benoit plans to upgrade the Silverado with Banks Power components, including an intercooler and boost tubes, to enhance its performance and prepare it for drag racing.
Upgrade your Silverado’s braking power with Banks Brake. Struggling with downhill control, especially when towing? Kevin Reardon’s experience is a testament to Banks Brake’s effectiveness. He raves about its ability to handle steep grades and heavy loads, providing superior braking performance and peace of mind. Don’t risk your safety; enhance your Silverado’s braking power today.
Banks Power is a leading automotive engineering firm that designs and manufactures innovative performance products. From concept to completion, their in-house team handles every aspect of product development, ensuring unmatched quality and control. With a focus on cutting-edge technologies, Banks Power delivers solutions tailored to both civilian and military applications.
Upgrade your vehicle’s power and performance with a Banks-powered engine. Renowned for equipping the U.S. Military’s JLTVs, Banks offers cutting-edge diesel technology that delivers unmatched power and durability. Experience the same military-grade performance on the open road. From the battlefield to your driveway, Banks engines are engineered for dominance.
Sean Ramage, a skilled fabricator, is working on restoring the 1966 Chevy C20 pickup truck known as LokJaw. The truck, which is being built for the SEMA Show, requires extensive bodywork to repair rust damage and create a custom engine bay. Sean’s expertise in metalworking is crucial to bringing LokJaw back to life.
The Banks team has partnered with Empire Fabrication to create custom sheet metal work for their 1966 Chevy C20 pickup, LokJaw. The goal is to accommodate the supercharged Duramax engine and other components, while maintaining the truck’s overall aesthetic. Empire Fabrication will be responsible for fabricating the firewall and addressing rust issues. The project has a tight deadline, aiming to be ready for the SEMA Show in November.
This episode dives into the fabrication of a one-of-a-kind hood hinge system for a 1966 Chevy C-20. Watch as the Banks team utilizes geometry to create a self-locking mechanism for a unique, outward-opening hood. This innovative design prioritizes not just exceptional access to the engine bay, but also safe operation. See how they ensure the hinges clear the wheels and fenders while maintaining structural integrity. This is more than just a build, it’s automotive engineering at its finest. Follow along for the journey as they transform this classic truck into a supercharged diesel powerhouse!
Unleash Hidden Power: How a 1983 Experiment Revolutionized Engine Performance
Did you know a simple tweak to air intake design can significantly boost horsepower and fuel efficiency? In a groundbreaking 1983 experiment, Banks Power proved this concept by optimizing manifold runner tubes in a 6.2L diesel engine. Their innovative design yielded impressive torque gains and better mileage – a win-win for both performance and economy. This research paved the way for modern intake manifold design, influencing how engines breathe today.
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