
2020-2023 Duramax Derringer: +117 HP Dyno Test
The 2020-2023 Duramax Derringer tuner delivers +117 wheel hp and 225 lb-ft of torque, featuring iDash Pro monitoring, intelligent AutoRate altitude safety, and TransCommand transmission slip protection.

The 2020-2023 Duramax Derringer tuner delivers +117 wheel hp and 225 lb-ft of torque, featuring iDash Pro monitoring, intelligent AutoRate altitude safety, and TransCommand transmission slip protection.

Restoring a vintage twin-turbo boat, Paul Cordell showcases how Banks Marine engines dominated offshore powerboat racing with unmatched fuel efficiency, continuous horsepower, and 110-MPH top speeds.

Ditch heat-soaking open filters on your 1994-2002 RAM 5.9L Cummins; the Banks Ram-Air intake channels high-density ambient air through CFD-tuned ducting to maximize turbo efficiency and fuel economy.
Dispelling internet misconceptions about intake restriction, Gale Banks breaks down CFM versus mass air flow and explains how greater air density unlocks real power on the RAM 6.7L Cummins.

After competitor failures, Silverado HD owner Jay chose the Banks Silverado throttle controller with Reverse Safety, gaining instant pedal response and a simple 30-minute plug-and-play installation.

Towing heavy with his 2024 GMC Duramax, GM technician Jorge Lopez logged improved throttle response and 4 extra MPG after installing the Banks Monster-Ram inlet and high-flow boost tubes.

Don’t bottleneck your bulletproofed Ford 6.0L Power Stroke build; the Banks Techni-Cooler delivers high-volume continuous charge air cooling with burst-proof aluminum tanks to reduce EGTs under load.

After a fatal engine drop, Leonard Petroleum Equipment protected 45 fleet trucks from Cummins grid heater failure. See how the high-flow Banks Monster-Ram eliminates the killer factory bolt.

This article details the installation of a Banks iDash 1.8 DataMonster on a 2008 Pontiac G8 GT with an L76 6.0L engine. The iDash is used to monitor various engine parameters, including air-fuel ratio, knock, and transmission temperature, providing valuable data for performance tuning and diagnostics. The installation process is described as relatively straightforward, involving connecting the iDash to the vehicle’s OBD-II port and, in this case, adding an optional analog sensor module for wideband air-fuel ratio monitoring.