Hopping Up the Turbodiesel
Dispelling the smoke about black, sooty smoke—and how to obtain maximum continuous, useable power from a diesel.
June 30, 2005
What a Long, Strange Trip its Been
Banks Power participated in the Hot Rod Power Tour, showcasing five high-performance trucks. The tour provided an opportunity for the company to interact with customers and enthusiasts, generating excitement and building brand awareness. The event was a success, and Banks Power is already looking forward to participating in future Power Tour events.
June 28, 2005
Air Travel Hell: Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour (Pre-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!
June 4, 2005
Donahoe Racing Baja 1000 Ford Super-Duty Race Truck
Baja 1000 Ford Power Stroke, with Gale driving and Bob Bower navigating, they finish first leg out of Ensenada on schedule but the power kills the drivetrain
January 1, 2005
Banks Sidewinder All-Terrain Trucks
Banks Sidewinder All-Terrain, industry’s first diesel-tuner truck packages Banks Sidewinder All-Terrain packages debuted on Hot Rod Magazine’s Power Tour 2005, and Banks’ Power Stroke 6.0L, Duramax and
January 1, 2005
’99-04 V-10 Super Duty Power Upgrade: More Power, Better Mileage
Ford’s 6.8L gasoline-fueled V-10 Triton is a torquey over-square engine that comes in most F-250 Super Duty pickups as well as several popular motorhome chassis.
September 30, 2004
Power Up Your V-10
We Found More Power and Better Fuel Economy When Testing Banks PowerPack System for the Ford 6.8L
April 30, 2004
Up the Power Ante on the Triton V-10
Banks Engineering Comes to the Rescue with Banks PowerPack for Ford’s Triton V-10 engine… Ford’s Triton V-10 engine is a real powerhouse for gas engine truck owners.
June 30, 2003