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Unleash your Duramax L5P’s full potential with Banks Boost Tube Upgrade Kits. Experience faster turbo spool, cooler air intake, and reduced EGTs thanks to a massive 87% airflow increase over stock. Our industry-leading 3.5″ diameter pipes and premium billet couplers deliver unmatched performance and durability. Say goodbye to cracked couplers and hello to more power and towing capacity. Easy at-home installation. Upgrade now!
Banks Power is developing a high-performance intercooler for 2010-2012 RAM trucks equipped with the Cummins 6.7L engine. Extensive testing and prototyping are underway to ensure optimal fitment and performance gains. By combining advanced 3D modeling with rigorous on-road testing, Banks engineers are committed to delivering a superior intercooler that maximizes airflow, reduces intake temperatures, and boosts power for your Cummins diesel.
The Banks team is nearing completion of LokJaw, a custom 1966 Chevy C20 pickup truck powered by a supercharged Duramax diesel engine. The team is currently working on finalizing the fuel system and engine harness, with the goal of firing up the engine soon. Once completed, LokJaw will be ready to hit the road and showcase its impressive performance and unique style.
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David Dumont, a dedicated Banks enthusiast, raves about the performance and reliability of Banks products for his 2017 Chevy Silverado 3500 HD. From the Derringer tuner to the Ram-Air Intake, he’s experienced firsthand the power and efficiency enhancements these upgrades offer. Impressed by Banks’ exceptional customer service and quality, David has even convinced his father to equip his own Silverado with the same Banks parts. Discover why Banks is the go-to choice for truck owners seeking top-notch performance and reliability.
Banks Power introduced the Sidewinder turbo kit for Ford 6.9/7.3L diesel engines in 1983. This kit significantly improved performance and fuel economy, making it a popular choice for truck owners. Even after 39 years, the Sidewinder kit remains available and continues to be a reliable and effective upgrade for these classic trucks.
Perry, a 2018 Chevy Duramax L5P owner, was frustrated with his dealership’s service experience. To improve his truck’s performance and fuel economy, he installed a Banks Ram-Air intake, PedalMonster, and iDash SuperGauge. These upgrades enhanced the truck’s throttle response, drivability, and fuel efficiency, providing a more enjoyable driving experience. Perry plans to continue modifying his truck, using the iDash to monitor and optimize its performance.
Unleash the Overlanding Beast: Banks Engineers Prep 2022 Toyota Tundra for Off-Road Domination
Get ready, off-road enthusiasts! Banks Engineers are diving into the all-new 2022 Toyota Tundra, transforming it into an overlanding champion. Their secret weapon? Cutting-edge laser scanning technology for a perfect fit on all their upcoming performance parts. From exhaust systems to electronic upgrades, Banks is ensuring their new Tundra components deliver peak power and precision. Stay tuned for the latest Toyota Tundra parts and unleash your inner explorer!
Debunking Aftermarket Diff Covers: Fact vs. Bling?
Gearheads, tired of the “bling” vs. performance debate around aftermarket diff covers? Gale Banks, a fluid dynamics expert, dives deep in a viral video (5 million views!) to uncover the truth. Stock diff covers have a purpose for their shape, and flat aftermarket versions can actually harm your differential. But there’s a solution… the Banks Ram-Air Diff Cover, designed to keep your truck running cool. Learn more about this innovative design (and why it caught the eye of Car & Driver, Road & Track, and Jalopnik).
A classic episode of “Trucks!” featured the installation of a Banks Power Pack on a 2000 Ram 2500. The show highlighted the Banks “inlet tube,” a precursor to the modern Ram-Air intake, which has become a popular aftermarket modification for Cummins engines. This episode showcases the innovative spirit of Banks Power and their impact on the diesel performance industry.
