Category: Banks Power

Huffin and Puffin

Testing Banks Power’s brand new bolt-on TJ turbo. We had high expectations for this kit kit and we weren’t disappointed.

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Supercharging and Turbocharging

The third episode of the Twilight Tech Talk Series focuses on forced induction in engines. Gale Banks discusses the different types (superchargers, turbos) and their pros and cons. He emphasizes the importance of intake air density over boost pressure for performance measurement. The episode targets car enthusiasts of all levels who want to learn about increasing engine power.

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Tonka Truck set to tour the country with Banks Power on board

Banks Power partnered with Funrise Toy Corporation to upgrade the Tonka T-Rex, a full-size 2012 Ford F-250. The truck received a Banks PowerPack, including a Ram-Air intake, iQ Flash tuner, Monster exhaust, and Double Shot water methanol injection system. These modifications significantly increased the truck’s power and performance.

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Twilight Tech Talk 2: Air Superiority

Air Superiority Seminar

Gearheads and car enthusiasts, level up your knowledge! Free educational seminars offered at the NHRA Museum’s Twilight Cruise Nights cover everything from engine basics to maximizing power through air intake. Learn from industry leader Gale Banks and get insider tips to upgrade your vehicle’s performance. Don’t miss this chance to combine fun with knowledge!

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Air Superiority Seminar

Tech Talk #2: Sometimes it’s good to be dense! Gale explains why in the second Twilight Tech Talk seminar. Gale Banks has partnered with The Wally Parks

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Pimping Rides and Tweaking Humvees

Gale Banks, renowned automotive innovator, discussed his company’s work on enhancing military Humvee performance with the L.A. Times. The advancements made in military technology, such as improved fuel efficiency and increased power, are now being applied to civilian vehicles, demonstrating the dual benefits of innovation.

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Intercoolers

Back in the 1660s, chemist and physicist Robert Boyle discovered the connection between pressure (p), volume (V), and energy (K).

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