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Day 2 of SEMA showcased more custom cars, including the highly anticipated Banks Power-build, Lockjaw.
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Day 2 of SEMA showcased more custom cars, including the highly anticipated Banks Power-build, Lockjaw.
You may not be a fan of Duramax engines.
We recently shot Banks’ Lokjaw ‘66 Chevy C20 for Nitto Tire and it’s looking pretty sick!
It is tradeshow season and you know what that means, SEMA. Wild builds will be unveiled and in typical Banks Power fashion, they’re debuting a few new ideas in Vegas next week and it looks like they’ve created something unique.
By adding nitrous to the mix right off the bat, Banks has officially laid to rest any notion that its ’66 C20 LokJaw project might be tamable.
When there isn’t an aftermarket wheel available for your one-of-a-kind project, you have to improvise.
With a 3.8L Gen-5 Whipple supercharger in the mix, Banks’ L5P Duramax will be one of the most responsive diesels ever built.
It wasn’t given the name LokJaw for nothing.
When you can’t buy aftermarket parts to achieve your goals, you have to engineer your own.
For a company that pays as much attention to air density as Banks does, did you really think they wouldn’t come up with a wicked intake system for their supercharged and air-to-water intercooled L5P Duramax?