1978 Turbochargers Book
In 1971, known turbo-expert, teacher and author, Hugh Machlnnes authored the book How to Select and Install Turbochargers by publisher H.P. Books. The impressively comprehensive book was
The Leader in Diesel Performance
In 1971, known turbo-expert, teacher and author, Hugh Machlnnes authored the book How to Select and Install Turbochargers by publisher H.P. Books. The impressively comprehensive book was
Gale Banks was one of a few local professionals who helped the Baldwin Park Unified School District put together its Automotive Technology Pathway (ATP) program and garner
When the diesel performance market first came on the scene getting more power out of your truck meant (aside from improvements to the intake and exhaust) cranking
Founded by Bill Fisher as Electronic Balancing Company in 1953, the firm originally took on industrial applications (fans for refrigeration, air conditioning, and industrial machines) as well
Peter Mudler is a Banks Fan who owns a ‘97 Ford F-250 7.3 V8 Power Stroke with over a million miles on the dash. While those stats
By 1989, Banks turbo systems were running on over 30,000 Ford and General Motors non-turbocharged trucks, literally breathing new life into these trucks. The Dodge Ram equipped
Still reeling from the ’73 and ’79 oil crises and the “pain at the pump”, automakers were trying their best to make changes to their lineups by
For many years exhaust brakes were controlled by a micro-switch, which is a simple on-off device just like a light switch at home. Since the brake is
The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (PPIHC) is the second oldest motorsports race in America (only the Indy 500 is older), a long-standing tradition in Colorado Springs
The record-breaking Banks Trans Am GTA had made a few annual trips to the Bonneville Salt Flats, each time coming back to base victoriously with a new