Jim Yanoski shifts the lenco levers. Pontiac Trans Am

[Dsmpsn63]

Now that looks like fun!!!! I'm in a process of putting one in my (original) 74 super duty...& yes it's a real one that I still drive on the street....see for yourself under Donny Simpson on youtube

[flchaptersdmf]

Whats with the buttons on top?

[bootman2k1]

If you notice,he misses a shift right before high gear.

[leadfootrob33]

oh fuck u, u rice bitch mother fucker

[Makkerz]

what the fuck are you calling me rice for you dick

[leadfootrob33]

once again sorry a friend was on

[hugosxm]

hey man that s not shit is the research of speed !!

[jimmylayers]

Didnt sound like too good of a run to me

[AKAxAUTO]

i love Lencos, but i like the 5 speed better than the 4 speed

10/10*

[transamfan81]

That is an awesome vid. No matter how many times I see a lenco trans. , they always impress me.

[elusiveiceman1]

i bet you this motor is stroked out to at least 800 cu. inches...it sounds like it.

[StabyMcStabsFace]

Wow

Shut up

[elusiveiceman1]

very mature.

[10sec455]

NOPE! It's a factory 400 Pontiac block with a stroker crank! Last I heard from Jim at the Pontiacs at the Grove, it was 467 cubes. I don't know if it's bigger now or not but I do know it's under 480. Reason for the "low sounding" RPM (it's over 7200) is anything more at his horsepower level will split the engine block through the mains which is a common problem for our Pontiac factory engine blocks over 750 horses Jim has been high 7's @ the 800 HP level...

[superturbofreak]

Word on the street is that a twin turbo GTO is in the works from this guy.

[21stOPFOR]

Nice office!

[ts4864]

doesnt sound like a ton of rpm's must be a pretty big motor?

[superturbofreak]

Pontiac engine...455? don't know how big. it had mufflers on it that day.

[BUDS6T7]

nice vid!

[speedpresident]

Very cool. I saw this car at Norwalk a couple years back. BADDASS Still around?