225 mph Banks Twin-Turbo GT

“225 MPH? From a gasoline-powered street legal automobile? That’s incredible!” Yes, but not impossible. Yet that’s what a lot of people say when they first learn about the fantastic F-bodied GM cars being custom-built by Gale Banks Engineering, a company renowned for their championship caliber turbocharged race boats, cars and engines. But it comes as no surprise to those aware that Gale Banks and a couple of friends ran a Corvette across Bonneville salt flats at a blistering speed of 240 mph four years ago, setting a record that stands to this day. The 430 cubic inch big block Chevy in this sleek street machine was built by Banks and was equipped with his now-famous twin turbo setup, making it the fastest stock bodied car ever.

Gale Banks offers a complete high performance package that involves the entire drive train, from custom built Ford 9-inch rear end to a completely rebuilt twin turbocharged 350-inch Chevy V8, Doug Nash five-speed transmission and all new suspension members.

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Banks R866SC V8 6.6L Supercharged Diesel

The Banks R866SC V8 6.6L Supercharged Diesel is an engineering powerhouse delivering 600-650 horsepower. Featuring a 3.8L Whipple supercharger and custom FEAD, this complete package is built for extreme performance.

Banks 7.3 Intercooler Upgrade installed on OBS Ford Power Stroke

7.3 PowerStroke Intercooler Upgrade

The Banks 7.3 Intercooler Upgrade System lets your OBS Power Stroke breathe deeper and stay cooler, keeping boost strong and power consistent even under load.

How Gale Banks Became the Godfather of Turbocharging

Gale Banks’ Turbocharging Legacy

From hot-rod beginnings to world-record diesel innovation, Gale Banks earned his title as the Godfather of Turbocharging. Learn how he reshaped the performance industry.

Banks Monster Exhaust compared with the factory exhaust tip on a Ford F-350

2025 F-350 Monster Exhaust Upgrade

Ford F-350 Tremor owner Braxton Schenk ditches the factory forked exhaust for a Banks Monster Exhaust—better flow, better sound, and a finished look that fits the truck.