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1983 — Banks 6.2L Ram-Tube Turbo Diesel

Unleash Hidden Power: How a 1983 Experiment Revolutionized Engine Performance

Did you know a simple tweak to air intake design can significantly boost horsepower and fuel efficiency? In a groundbreaking 1983 experiment, Banks Power proved this concept by optimizing manifold runner tubes in a 6.2L diesel engine. Their innovative design yielded impressive torque gains and better mileage – a win-win for both performance and economy. This research paved the way for modern intake manifold design, influencing how engines breathe today.

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July 12, 2021

2019 Chevy Silverado L5P

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July 12, 2021

STP Diesel

Benito Diaz, owner of STP Diesel, started his business in 2014 after gaining experience working at Ford dealerships. The shop specializes in diesel repair and performance, focusing on providing excellent customer service and reliable solutions. STP Diesel is a proud dealer of Banks Power products, recognizing their quality and performance benefits.

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July 12, 2021

Repair Geek Reviews iDash SuperGauge

YouTuber Andrew The Repair Geek installed and reviewed a Banks iDash SuperGauge in a Chevy Colorado. The iDash goes beyond a typical OBD-II reader by offering features like customizable high/low alerts, a wide range of displayed parameters including calculated air density and cylinder fill ratio, and the ability to daisy-chain up to four gauges for a comprehensive overview of vehicle performance. Andrew highlights the iDash as a versatile and powerful tool for monitoring various engine functions.

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July 12, 2021

Steering Linkage Solved | BANKS BUILT Ep 25

The Banks team is working on a custom 1966 Chevy C20 pickup truck, known as LokJaw. In this episode, they focus on fabricating a custom bracket to support the steering column and brake pedal assembly. They use advanced design and fabrication techniques to ensure a precise and functional installation. The team also discusses the design and installation of a custom grille for the truck.

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July 8, 2021
LokJaw: Setrab USA

LokJaw: Setrab USA

We’ve partnered with Setrab USA to keep the transmission and power steering pump cool. COMF528-15 C4 2P transmission cooler. Setrab ProLine COM range oil coolers offer unique

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July 5, 2021
LokJaw: Champion Cooling

LokJaw: Champion Cooling

To cool our supercharged Duramax, we’ve teamed with Champion Cooling of Lake Elsinore, CA. Made of aircraft-grade aluminum and fully TIG welded, our 18”x22” hand-polished cross-flow saddle

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July 5, 2021
LokJaw: Flaming River

LokJaw: Flaming River

We teamed up with Flaming River for LokJaw’s steering column, steering shaft, universal joints, and support bearings. The Berea, Ohio company was founded in 1987 and boasts

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July 5, 2021

1989 GMC S-15 Syclone Land Speed Truck

Unsupercharged Speed: The GMC Syclone Tears Up the Salt Flats

The GMC Syclone, a seemingly ordinary pickup truck, hid a monstrous secret. Banks Power originally envisioned a full-size, twin-turbo monster for the project, but fate (and GM politics) intervened. Instead, they got their hands on a GMC S-15 mini-truck with a naturally aspirated V6.

But Banks wasn’t one to be deterred. Through ingenious engineering, they devised a way to “supercharge” the engine naturally, using ice water and clever air intake to achieve incredible results. The Syclone went on to smash five-speed records, including an FIA World Speed Record of 194 MPH, proving that power comes in many forms.

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July 2, 2021