Hubby ordered a new 08 F250 Super Duty Diesel (twin turbo) Crew Cab lariat. Should arrive next week. He’s been talking and talking about “banks power system” that he saw advertised somewhere, so I googled it and found this. Sent in an application for him :bigthumb: Wonder if they’ll contact him?
Be Part of the Banks Research Team!
Banks Needs Vehicles for Testing New Products
How would you like to play a crucial role in Banks product development? We’re always on the lookout for test vehicles for trying out the latest and greatest Banks Power products, as well as for application updates of current products.
Check Out Our List of Test Vehicles
To see if you have a pickup, motorhome or Jeep that we need for research and development, check out our list of wanted diesel and gas vehicles (below). If you have the make, model and year that we’re looking for and your vehicle is in excellent shape, please fill out the information form and click on “Submit.” (If you don’t see your vehicle on the list, please check back periodically, as we’ll be updating it regularly.)
Vehicles needed:
* 2007 Chevy Silverado 1500 Gas 4.8L, 5.3L
* 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500 Diesel LMM
* 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500 Gas 6.0L
* 2007 Chevy/GMC Colorado/Canyon Gas 3.7L (I-5)
* 2007 Dodge Ram 1500 Gas 4.7L
* 2007 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 Diesel 6.7L
* 2007 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 Gas 5.7L Hemi
* 2007 Ford F250/F350 Gas 6.8L V-10
* 2008 Ford F250/F350 Diesel 6.4L
* 2007 Toyota Tacoma Gas 2.7L I-4
Yeah… Banks kinda sorta knows what they are doing champ. And most beta test programs like that they will cover damages, though I haven’t worked with Banks on one before.
It’s a term that comes from the software industry (sorry, I’m a n3rd). As defined by Wikipedia:
These days it’s been extended to most industries with any sort of product release cycle. In fact, I could be wrong and it coud have been in use long before software… but I’m pretty sure that’s where it originated.
Testing cycles. Commonly used in technology (software releases, etc…)
Alphia is initial testing where the product will be released to just a couple of people to test it, usually for free.
Then comes the beta release, which would be something like 25% of your customer base and somewhat of a discount, or maybe even full price on the product.
After that is all said in done, the product usually goes into full production/release.
:bigthumb: Wonder if they’ll contact him? 