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Banks Power Performance Products for Diesel and Gas Vehicles.

 

Over 60 years of engineering milestones for Banks Power president and founder Gale Banks began at age 14 with an engine teardown of his mother's '31 Ford Model A that resulted in an increase of more than 40 horsepower. Just two years later, in 1958, Gale was officially in the engine business, first in Lynwood, California, then in San Gabriel. He remains the hands-on president to the 200-employee-strong manufacturing and engineering complex that today occupies 12 acres in the San Gabriel Valley town of Azusa.

The bedrock integrity of Gale Banks is at the very core of Banks Power. Gale's fundamental principles combine old-fashioned business ethics and service with leading technology, elegantly engineered products, superior construction, scientifically proven performance, and reasonable prices.

Banks Power is known far and wide as the premier designer and manufacturer of power-enhancing products for diesel- and gas-powered light trucks, motor homes, and sport-utility vehicles. Since the 1960s, Gale's futuristic high-performance engines have broken new ground while shattering world records. His marine engines propelled racing boats to national and world championships, and in military mode, his marine engines were chosen to power U.S. Navy SEAL covert-action boats. After decades of racing, Banks Power is still the only company to have set records at Bonneville in both automobile and truck classes.

As a recognized authority, Gale has taught engine design to graduate students at General Motors Institute, covering many subjects: engine architecture, turbochargers (design and application), fuel systems, exhaust systems, marine turbo-charging, ignitions and camshafts, inter-cooling, and more. He currently serves on the SEMA Board of Directors and is an advisor for the Automotive X PRIZE.

Just two years after Gale founded what for decades has been the industry leader in engine performance, he set his first speed record, 189 mph in 1960 at El Mirage dry lake, with a modified 1953 Studebaker. Since then, Gale has been in the winner's circle countless times, setting a litany of marine and automotive performance marks and laying claim to such titles as World's Fastest Passenger Car, World's Fastest Pickup, World's Fastest Motor home, and, most recently, World's Fastest Diesel Drag Racing Truck.

The Banks history is studded with technological achievements, including Gale's pioneering work in turbo-charging marine engines in 1969, the premiere of twin-turbo small-block Chevy engines in 1978, and the invention (and patent) of the Banks OttoMind electronic fuel-management module in 1997.

Accesspeed Is proud to add Banks Power to our wide selection of quality products for your vehicle!  The Accesspeed low price match policy ensures that you will always receive the best price, selection and service.

 

Below are some of the Banks Power products carried by Accesspeed:

  • iDash Digital Monitors
  • Throttle Controllers
  • Cold Air Intake Systems
  • Intercooler System and Kits
  • Performance Exhaust System Kit
  • Tuners & Programmers
  • Power & Efficiency Systems
  • Engine Braking System
  • Turbo Performance Kits
  • Turbo Upgrade Systems and Components
  • Gauges & Mounting
  • Water-Methanol Injection Kits
  • Transmision Management
  • Differential Covers
  • Racing Performance Parts

 


Chips - Programmers - Tuners » Speed & Speedometer Calibration

Speed Calibration and Speedometer Calibrators

 

Do I need to recalibrate my speedometer?

As long as your vehicle is maintained at factory specs for tire size, gear ratio and transmission, the speedometer should continue to register vehicle speed within this range. If you modify your tire size, gears and/or transmission, your speedometer may need to be recalibrated.

 

How do you recalibrate a speedometer for bigger tires?

Changing tire size is one of the most common things car owners do that can affect speedometer accuracy.  Most modern vehicles can have the tire diameter changed in the vehicle computer, which will recalibrate the speedometer properly. However, if your vehicle does not have this feature, you will need to purchase a Speedometer Calibrator.