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“I finally tackled the project yesterday,” explains Michael Schermerhorn. “Looking at the Monster-Ram box was driving me crazy! Printing out the installation guide made all the difference for me.
Ray is not only a skilled mechanic but his on-camera persona has endeared him to over a half million viewers weekly.
Of the diesel vehicles taking on the mountain at this past Sunday’s 101st running of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb run, none were more recognizable than Old Smokey.
General Motors officials on Friday morning announced a plan to invest $920 million to expand the DMAX facility in Brookville, Ohio, reports Dayton Daily News.
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.
In the latest episode of Engine Builder Magazine’s Diesel of the Week series they review the progress and build of the Banks Supercharged Twin-Turbo 427 cid 7.1L
For as long as Banks Power has been around, Banks products have been used in a variety of applications that they weren’t necessarily intended for. Whether it
It’s nut season, pistachios to be exact, and Joseph Khan is working hauling 50 to 60K lbs. of fertilizer chemicals himself. He doesn’t mind working, even though