Banks Power
has been a powerhouse in the automotive industry ever since it began in
1958. The kicker is that it was started
by a 16 year old boy! His name was Gale
Banks and he is still the head of the company today. When he was just 14, he did a complete
rebuild of the engine in his mother’s 1931 Model A Ford and by the time he was
finished, he had added a whopping 40 horsepower to it! Since the company began, Gale has made many
new products and holds patents on many of them.
The U. S. military uses him as a consultant on their vehicles and so do
many of the major car manufacturers.
Gale himself has actually raced vehicles and holds a few records!
Ok, that is
a bit of background for you. With all of
that being said, Banks Power employees will tell you that first and foremost,
Banks is an engineering firm. They
strive to engineer, test and market the best automotive products in the
world. Do they succeed? You be the judge.
Banks Exhaust System
Banks
manufactures quite a few exhaust systems and we don’t have the space or time
for all of them today, so we will just discuss one of the options and then you
can go to the Banks Power web site to examine the other Banks exhaust systems
at your leisure.
Torque Tubes Exhaust Manifold
Some of the
features of this product in the Banks exhaust system line are the self-aligning
exhaust seal that is guaranteed to never blow out or compress. This also is easily bolted to your stock
exhaust. The flange is welded to each
separate tube both inside and outside.
It features super duty manifold flanges that are ½’’ thick and
guaranteed to never warp or crack. They
were machined using computer control and precision port matched to cylinder
head. It has unrestricted exhaust ports
with tubes that are both shaped and sized to match the cylinder head exhaust
port. There is a precision milled
manifold flange which is milled dead flat after welding ensuring that you get
both a perfect seal as well as durability.
Lastly, it is made from stainless steel which has the ability to stay
exposed to supremely high temperatures which gives you the utmost in durability
and it has mandrel bent tubing allowing for maximum air flow.
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