Category: Ford

Tiny Mavericks in Banks' North Engineering

Tiny Mavericks, BIG acceleration

Banks Power is working on new products for the Ford Maverick, including the PedalMonster throttle booster and iDash DataMonster. These upgrades will enhance the Maverick’s performance and provide valuable vehicle data. The compact size of the Maverick, reminiscent of the older Ranger, makes it an appealing option for those seeking a smaller, more affordable truck.

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Old Car gets smart

Old Car Gets Smart

Gear Up for Your Next Adventure: Banks iDash Makes Classic Mustangs Modern
Taking a vintage car on a 6,500-mile road trip? YouTuber Repair Geek shows how the Banks iDash DataMonster upgrades a pre-CAN BUS Ford Mustang with crucial engine data & logging for a stress-free adventure.

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Big-Ass Filter for Power Stroke

Big-Ass Filter for Power Stroke

Upgrade your 2021 Ford Power Stroke Tremor with a Banks Ram-Air Intake featuring the game-changing Big-Ass Filter. Certified Ford tech Aaron from PowerStroke Tech Talk swaps out an S&B intake for the Banks system, revealing a massive size difference and improved performance. Experience a deeper, throatier sound and optimize your truck’s power with this top-tier upgrade. Watch the full comparison video to see the dramatic transformation firsthand.

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Ram-Air for 2017-19 Ford 6.7L

Ram-Air for 2017-19 Ford 6.7L

Banks Power’s Ram-Air intake for the 2017-19 Ford 6.7L Power Stroke delivers superior performance and airflow. Engineered to overcome the challenges of the engine bay layout, the Ram-Air draws cool, dense air into the engine, resulting in increased horsepower and torque. This innovative intake system is 50-state emissions compliant and backed by rigorous testing and development.

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Stronger, Faster Ford

Ford Expedition gets stronger, faster, and efficient

Revitalize your Ford Expedition with a Banks PowerPack. Unleash your V10’s full potential with a performance upgrade that delivers impressive horsepower and torque gains. Our expertly engineered kit combines cutting-edge components like a custom-tuned chip, high-flow exhaust, performance headers, and cold air intake to optimize your Expedition’s engine. Experience improved acceleration, fuel efficiency, and a throatier exhaust note. Don’t let your truck’s age hold it back – restore its power and performance with Banks.

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Diesel Record Unbroken at Pikes Peak

Diesel Record Unbroken at Pikes Peak

Diesel Domination Challenged: Pikes Peak Delivers Drama

The 100th running of the Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb was a rollercoaster of records, weather challenges, and mechanical mishaps. While diesel-powered vehicles have historically dominated this grueling race, extreme weather conditions and unforeseen mechanical issues leveled the playing field. Will diesel reign supreme in 2024? Or will a new era of Pikes Peak champions emerge?

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Ultra 4 champ, Jason Scherer Tests a PedalMonster in his '22 Raptor

’22 Raptor owned by Ultra 4 Champ PedalMonster

Unleash the full potential of your Ford Raptor’s throttle response with PedalMonster! Ultra 4 champion, Jason Scherer, felt the sluggishness of the stock pedal and found his solution in PedalMonster. This innovative throttle sensitivity controller eliminates the dead spots and lag, giving you the precise control you crave. Not only does PedalMonster enhance your driving experience, but it also prioritizes safety with features like ActiveSafety and Reverse Safety. Take control of your Raptor’s throttle response today!

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Scott Birdsdall and his 1949 Ford F1 at Pikes Peak

Pikes Peak Hill Climb was Sunday!

Scott Birdsall, a renowned Pikes Peak climber, returned to the 100th running of the event with two powerful entries: a 3.0L EcoDiesel-equipped LeMans Prototype featuring a Banks racing intake manifold, and his iconic Cummins-powered Ford F1, “Old Smokey,” piloted by TV personality Aaron Kaufman. The race, known for its extreme altitude and challenging conditions, tests both driver and machine to the limit.

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