The Leader in Diesel Performance
Discover the legendary Pontiac Trans Am, a Bonneville Salt Flats champion and automotive icon. This high-performance machine, immortalized on the cover of the 1988 book “Bonneville Salt Flats,” pushed the boundaries of speed with its twin-turbocharged 454 cubic inch engine. If you crave adrenaline and a piece of American automotive history, explore the world of high-performance vehicles and experience the thrill of the open road.
Unleash Your Inner Gearhead with Banks’ Mind-Blowing ’66 Chevy C20
Dreaming of transforming your classic truck into a high-performance beast? Look no further than Banks’ jaw-dropping LokJaw. This custom-built ’66 Chevy C20 is a testament to innovation and power, featuring a supercharged Duramax diesel engine, a custom Roadster Shop chassis, and cutting-edge components from industry leaders. Whether you’re a die-hard diesel enthusiast or simply crave a head-turning ride, LokJaw proves that the impossible is just the beginning.
Recently, we went to the Hot Wheels Legends Tour to see if it was worthy of becoming the next Hot Wheels toy. If chosen, LokJaw would be
LokJaw, our supercharged Duramax-powered ’66 Chevy, along with some of the most incredible cars ever created were on display as Hot Wheels came to life. Legends 2022
The first startup of the Supercharged Duramax in LokJaw finally happened! “I’ve never had an engine that responds like this,” says Gale Banks with a smile from
Matt Gamble, Banks Engine Program Manager, joins Gale Banks to discuss the company’s forthcoming turn-key diesel engines.
Scott Birdsall, Pike’s Peak Diesel Record Holder | Speed School Podcast Ep 5
Gale Banks is joined by Kevin Oeste, host of Bonneville Up to Speed Podcast, V8TV, and owner of V8 Speed & Resto on the Speed School Podcast.
Kory Willis, the owner of PPEI, discusses his fight with the EPA, making sizeable horsepower gains on emissions-equipped vehicles.
Gale Banks welcomes Rick Young, Banks’ 12th employee. Gale erupts in infectious laughter as Rick recalls hilarious antics during the company’s early years.