Lenco's two and three speed automatics Wow ! Just saw these automatic's by Lenco. Very nice peices of work. The 2 speed only weighs in at 108lbs while the 3 speed version comes in at 135lbs. Check them out.......... http://www.lencoracing.com/LENCODRIVEMasterPage.html |
worthless.... if you are going to spend the money on a lenco get the clutch setup... |
that is a great option for a 7-6 second car. |
Originally Posted by ty_ty13
(Post 8019860)
worthless.... if you are going to spend the money on a lenco get the clutch setup... |
using a lenco for that is making the lenco transmission pointless.... the whole point behind the lenco/jeffco is to make it tunable to whatever track conditions you have whether it be tight or loose.... people that use those are the people who dont have much knowledge on "slider" setups... |
Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
(Post 8021035)
" WORTHLESS "..you obviously have more insight into transmissions then LENCO I guess. :eyes: |
Originally Posted by ty_ty13
(Post 8021145)
what they did was make this appeal to people with no clutch knowledge... there is a reason that they still make them. |
My buddy runs the 4 speed in his Drag Radial car |
a well built power glide can go a long way in a really fast car... are you following me around twin76?...lol |
Originally Posted by ty_ty13
(Post 8021145)
what they did was make this appeal to people with no clutch knowledge... |
. It's a great trans, and plenty of guys use them because if you ever get caught hot lapping, there's no between round time rush. Most guys I know that have them, had a clutch & switched for reliability & time issues. The whole point of using a lenco has nothing to do withing tuning to the track. It's strength. The point of using a clutch is for tuning to the track. . |
I want a cs2 5 speed for christmas please =) |
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