Banks 55266 Brake

Description

Auto Trans BrakeSmartLock Trans Brake; Incl. Integrated Electronic Module/Pneumatic Transmission-Line Pressure Control/Wire Loom/Hardware;FEATURES:For Use w/Banks Brake On Auto Trans. VehiclesAutomatically Activates When Brake Is ActiveLocks The Torque Converter ClutchAnd Increases Line PressureElectronic braking device that raises transmission line pressure and locks the torque converter when conditions call for deceleration. Provides substantial braking strength; safeguards automatic transmissions; cools trans fluid temps and eliminates clutch slippage.Banks Engineering - First and foremost, Banks is an engineering firm. Established in 1958, Banks has grown to 200 employees on a 12-acre campus. The Mechanical Engineering Department, staffed with world-class automotive people, designs and tests the latest high performance equipment. In the Race Shop, Banks' special project vehicles feature cutting-edge diesel and gasoline development, multiple turbo applications, mind-boggling horsepower and head-turning style. Sophisticated electronic engineering technologies are applied to engine improvement in the rapidly growing Computer Systems Engineering Department. Gale Banks Engineering designs turbocharged engines from the centerline of the crankshaft, out. Banks Prototyping - Gale Banks Engineering is the company others come to for advanced research and development, including "outside the box" projects for both product feasibility and image-generating media attention. Major automakers, including Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Volvo and Pontiac, have relied on Banks' expertise and capabilities. Banks Testing - When it comes to testing, Banks' engineers are as ruthless as they are uncompromising. Only the most advanced equipment and facilities are used for testing and re-testing existing products, production prototypes and experimental designs for performance, durability and compatibility. Ongoing testing ensures unparalleled functionality, product endurance and quality control