The Leader in Diesel Performance
Struggling to find a custom 8-lug axle for your Chevy C20? You’re not alone. Banks Built faced the same challenge when upgrading their ’66 pickup. Discover the hurdles they overcame and the custom solution crafted by Strange Engineering to fit their Roadster Shop chassis. From rare find to engineering marvel, this episode is a must-watch for anyone seeking top-tier performance and unique style for their classic truck.
When it comes to a custom 8-lug full-floating rear axle and housing, you have to go to Strange Engineering.
We chose Heat Shield Products for their state of the art well-engineered line of heat shields and sound insulation.
Custom molded upholstered door panels, complete bucket seats, center console, sun visors, and steering wheel, all made in the USA.
We chose ATS because getting the power from our prototype Banks L5P Crate Motor to the wheels requires a strong, durable transmission.
We chose the Ford 9″ 35-spline Truetrac rear differential. The increased strength and lightweight form are ideal for high-horsepower.
HD Clamps, HD Clamp Titanium Weld Ferrules, Titanium Tubing, Titanium Flanges, Merge Collectors, Shutoff Valves, Bellmouth Velocity Stack
We chose Mechman’s High-Output 370 Amp Elite Series Alternator. With big power, you need lots of juice and this one packs a punch.
At the heart of the beast is its brain. We chose the MoTeC M1 series ECM for its advanced features and flexibility allowing us full control.
Banks Lokjaw concept design was put together by Transou Design. Their skill, quality and attention to detail bring this build to life.