LokJaw: KibbeTech Off Road
Fabricated knuckles designed to accommodate 8-lug GM unit bearing (hub). Direct bolt-in for Roadster Shop Spec Series Chassis.
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Fabricated knuckles designed to accommodate 8-lug GM unit bearing (hub). Direct bolt-in for Roadster Shop Spec Series Chassis.
To create the ultimate Street Beast, we chose the Whipple Gen 5 3.8L Supercharger to complement the Duramax L5P we are dropping into Lokjaw.
We’ve chosen Black Rhino wheels because of their attention to quality, detail, and military look which ties in with our Joint Light Tactical Vehicle engine development.
Wilwood’s Tactical Extreme TX6R Big Brake kits are the ultimate in braking performance for Trucks, SUVs, and Armored Vehicles.
Great power requires massive traction. We chose Nitto’s NT555 series tires to make sure we can put this power to the ground.
We chose Roadster Shop’s 1960-66 C10 Truck SPEC Series Slammed Chassis. The quality and technology in this engineered chassis are a perfect fit for our high-horsepower build.
Gearheads, take note! Going beyond bolt-on upgrades? Roadster Shop offers the ultimate solution – custom chassis design and fabrication for extreme vehicle transformations. See how their team of expert fabricators crafts the foundation to handle serious power upgrades, like the heart-pounding Duramax diesel swap featured in the latest episode of Banks Built! Click the link to witness their metal mastery and unlock the full potential of your ride!
A rusty 1966 Chevy pickup is undergoing a radical transformation. It will receive a supercharged 2021 Duramax L5P diesel engine, a Roadster Shop Spec Series chassis, Wilwood brakes, Nitto tires, and RideTech air suspension. Renowned automotive designer Jeff Transou will collaborate on the project, adding a unique custom touch to the build.
Banks Power puts their 1966 Chevy C20 to the test on the dyno. Despite some initial fuel issues, the team collects valuable data using iDash DataMonster gauges. By calculating air density loss, Banks identifies potential power gains and plans future upgrades to optimize performance.
Banks Power delves into the performance potential of the Mr. Goodwrench 350 crate engine in their 1966 Chevy C20. The team dyno-tests the engine and calculates air density loss to identify areas for improvement. By addressing issues like the open-element air filter, Banks aims to unlock significant horsepower gains in the next episode.