The Leader in Diesel Performance
Want to transform your everyday truck into a tire-shredding monster? Look no further than the Banks “Rat Rod” Shop Truck! This unassuming Chevy 454 SS pickup hides a secret weapon: a Banks twin-turbo 366ci small-block pumping out a monstrous 675 horsepower on pump gas. Learn how Banks turned a factory “truck from hell” into a tire-twisting powerhouse built to dominate the drag strip.
Want to turn your everyday driver into a powerhouse? Banks Power’s 1991 Chevy SS project car cranks out 675hp and 900lb-ft torque from a twin-turbo 366ci small block engine. This sleeper runs on pump gas and features upgraded components to handle the massive power increase. Check out Banks Power for performance upgrades for your vehicle!
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The Banks Rat Rod gets a Duramax, the Sidewinder Dakota gets a Cummins, and a who-knows-what gets an 866T.
Here’s a guy who’s done it all and done it well, and he has the records to prove it.
Imagine driving a 1,100 hp, Twin-Turbo sport truck
How the Banks Race Shop modified its twin-turbo “Rat Rod” pickup for the Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour
Upgrading your ride can turn a stressful journey into a smooth cruise. Avoid cramped legroom, unreliable shuttles, and noisy neighbors with a powerful, fuel-efficient vehicle. The Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour showcases tricked-out cars and trucks that are built for performance and comfort. Check back for more details on how to transform your car into a road warrior!
Gale Banks Engineering’s Twin-Turbo Small-Block Chevrolet V8: 1,115 HP @ 100 OCTANE/815 HP @ 91 OCTANE
Sport Truck’s Joe Pettitt takes some adrenaline-pumping 0-60 blasts in Banks Twin-Turbo test truck