’94-97 PowerStroke
Product Review: Gale Banks Engineering’s PowerPack System For The ’94-’97 Ford 7.3L Power Stroke Diesel. Recently I had the rare privilege of meeting a man that can
November 1, 2000
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V-10 PowerPack
Road-test and dyno evaluation of Banks PowerPack for Ford 6.8L V-10 Class-A motorhomes Note: This article represents information on the ’97-05 V-10 Power Pack. Please contact a
August 31, 2000
Hair Dryer Horsepower
Feature on Banks PowerPack and Stinger-Plus systems for new generation Ford Power Strokes The Banks PowerPack® System consists of the following components: • Techni-Cooler intercooler: Provides maximum
August 1, 2000
Truck Stop
Banks PowerPack for Cummins 24-valve diesel trucks. Testing was conducted on a Mustang chassis dynamometer at Gale Banks Engineering. Here’s the difference between the stock intake
July 31, 2000
Hair Dryer Horsepower
Feature on Banks PowerPack and Stinger-Plus systems for new generation Ford Power Strokes The Banks PowerPack® System consists of the following components: • Techni-Cooler intercooler: Provides maximum
July 31, 2000
Caressing the Cummins 24-Valve
Test and install of Banks PowerPack for Dodge/Cummins 24-valve turbo-diesel trucks If a Lot Is Good, Even More Must Be Better—Torque, That Is Dodge pickups with the
May 31, 2000
Project Blazer
Installation and test of Banks Sidewinder turbo for Chevy/GM 6.2L diesel trucks It’s been said that there’s no good excuse for a naturally aspirated diesel in a
April 30, 2000
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Salt Shaker
Gale Banks Engineering’s 1988 Pontiac Trans Am is the World’s Fastest Street Machine By John Baechtel On a station somewhere near the three-mile marker you see it
December 1, 1999