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Michael Schermerhorn recently installed a Banks Monster-Ram intake on his 2014 Ram 3500. He was impressed with the detailed installation guide, high-quality components, and significant performance gains, including improved throttle response and power delivery. The Monster-Ram also addresses concerns about the reliability of the stock grid heater.
Rainman Ray, a popular automotive YouTuber, is upgrading a 2020 Chevy Silverado with a series of Banks Power performance products. The latest addition is a Banks Boost Tube Upgrade, which improves airflow and reduces restrictions. Stay tuned for future videos as Ray continues to enhance the truck’s performance with additional Banks components.
A thrilling year at Pikes Peak! While Scott Birdsall’s record attempt with the iconic Banks Monster Ram was cut short by a terrifying crash, a new diesel record was set by Grégoire Blachon’s tri-turbo Volkswagen-powered Radical SR. Additionally, a 6.0L Power Stroke-swapped Nissan GT-R also broke the previous diesel record.
General Motors has doubled down on diesel technology, announcing a $920 million expansion of its DMAX facility in Ohio. This significant investment underscores the continued demand for powerful and durable diesel-powered pickup trucks like the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. As battery electric vehicles struggle to meet the needs of heavy-duty work applications, diesel remains a reliable and efficient choice for those seeking a capable and versatile vehicle.
LokJaw is Banks’ 1966 Chevy C20 show-stopper. The slammed pickup is powered by a 600-horsepower supercharged Banks R866SC diesel engine.
Upgrade your Duramax with expert-level modifications like Brad Sanky. From a single turbo setup to an ambitious triple compound system, Sanky’s pursuit of maximum power and efficiency is inspiring. Learn how he utilizes cutting-edge technology, including the Banks iDash DataMonster, to fine-tune his engine performance and overcome challenges. Discover how data-driven modifications and innovative components can transform your truck into a high-performance machine.
Banks Power is excited to announce the upcoming release of their Monster Exhaust System for the 2020 Jeep EcoDiesel Wrangler! This industry-leading exhaust system will be made from 3″ stainless steel and is sure to provide Jeep enthusiasts with the power and efficiency they crave. In addition to the Monster Exhaust, Banks is also developing a Ram-Air intake system, Derringer tuner connectors, and an iDash data monitoring system specifically for the EcoDiesel Wrangler. These products will allow Jeep owners to get the most out of their vehicles.
Engine Builder Magazine dives deep into the creation of a monster. Follow the build of a Banks Supercharged Twin-Turbo Duramax diesel engine, destined for the Diesel Brothers’ BroDozer Monster Jam truck. This in-depth series, already on episode 11, offers a front-row seat to engineering prowess and horsepower magic. Perfect for diesel enthusiasts and anyone dreaming of upgrading their ride.
Unleashing hidden power in your GMC: Erekk Pena’s wild ride. Tired of ordinary? This GMC owner swapped his 5.3L for a built 6.2L, paired it with an 8L90 transmission, and supercharged the whole setup. To maximize airflow, he creatively adapted a Banks Duramax L5P Ram-Air intake kit, transforming his truck into a sleeper powerhouse. This bold build proves that with ingenuity and high-performance parts, you can create a one-of-a-kind vehicle that dominates the streets.
Discover how Joseph Khan’s modified 2016 RAM 2500 delivers unmatched power and luxury. With a de-stroked engine, compound turbo system, and custom driveline, this beast boasts 1,491 horsepower and a luxurious, gold-diamond-stitched interior. Learn more about this one-of-a-kind truck and its impressive performance.