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Banks Power delves into the performance potential of the Mr. Goodwrench 350 crate engine in their 1966 Chevy C20. The team dyno-tests the engine and calculates air density loss to identify areas for improvement. By addressing issues like the open-element air filter, Banks aims to unlock significant horsepower gains in the next episode.
Want more power from your engine upgrade? Banks dives deep to expose hidden power losses! This episode of BANKS BUILT uses a dyno and sensors to reveal the surprising horsepower steal from a clogged air filter.
See how much power you might be missing and learn how to measure true engine performance gains! Check out the video and upgrade your ride’s breathing for optimal power.
Unleash your truck’s full potential with Banks Built! Join the journey as we transform a rusty $1, 1966 Chevy C20 into a powerhouse. Discover hidden secrets, uncover its history, and witness every upgrade step-by-step. Get inspired to revamp your ride and explore endless customization possibilities. Don’t miss a single episode – subscribe to Banks Built on YouTube today!
Monster Power Gains for Your Ride? Banks Pushes Limits in New Episode
Want to unleash hidden power in your engine? Watch Banks Power’s latest episode “Building a Monster Truck Engine” and see a 7.1L Duramax roar to 666 horsepower with a supercharger! But that’s not all – discover the new Banks Charge Air Rating System (CARS) to finally measure your intercooler’s true performance. Learn if you got the most out of your investment and optimize your engine’s power delivery. This episode is a must-watch for anyone looking to upgrade their vehicle and get serious performance gains!
Extend your diesel pickup’s engine life with a high-quality bypass oil filtration system. Gale Banks, a renowned automotive expert, explains how soot can drastically reduce oil life. A bypass filter system removes harmful contaminants, including soot, to protect your engine and optimize performance.
Duramax Engine Plant Revs Back Up to Support Military Vehicle Production
Looking to upgrade your truck’s power? The Duramax engine, known for its muscle in heavy-duty vehicles, recently roared back to life for a critical reason. Despite the challenges of COVID-19, the Duramax plant in Ohio temporarily reopened to build nearly 400 engines specifically designed for the next-generation Oshkosh JLTV military vehicle. This move not only ensured production of this vital defense equipment but also reignited the spirit of American manufacturing.
Gale Banks discusses the importance of turbocharger and exhaust system insulation. He highlights the benefits of using Heatshield Products to prevent heat damage and improve engine performance. The company’s long history and commitment to quality make them a trusted choice for automotive enthusiasts and professionals.
Banks Power is working on a project to build a high-performance Duramax engine, aiming for 900 horsepower without internal engine upgrades. The team is focusing on improving airflow and exhaust systems to achieve this goal. The progress of the project will be documented in a new video series called “Killing a Duramax.”
Banks Power is on the verge of a 1,000 horsepower milestone with a stock Duramax L5P engine. A custom Comp Cams camshaft is the key to unlocking this incredible power potential. Stay tuned for the next episode of Killing A Duramax to witness this engine’s transformation.
Monster Duramax Dyno Ready: Twin-Turbo Power Explained!
Want to ditch turbo lag and crank up the horsepower? Look no further than the monster truck world! This episode of Building a Monster Truck Engine dives deep into a dyno-ready, supercharged twin-turbo 7L Duramax. See how the supercharger eliminates lag for instant throttle response, while the turbos push power to a staggering 1300 horsepower. Learn the secrets behind this high-performance build and discover how these principles can be applied to your own vehicle upgrade project!