Little Yenko anyone?

Just yesterday I was trying to explain to someone just how aweasome the Yenko is. It's over 30 years old and will easily beat most anything else out there made today in a straight line. Aweasome cars.

 

Is that Gary Seale's car?

 

Cool car but not a Yenko. Motor is a Yenko part, though. A continuation, of sorts, of the ZL-1 after Chevy quit casting them. Pretty sure both Chevy and Yenko aluminum components were cast at Winters foundry. No expert, though.

 

Meh. I'll take a '68 Hurst Hemi Dart instead and we'll see.

 

There is no substitute for cubic inches.

 

guys...how fast is it? all they do is go in straight lines...so lets hear it!

 

This should help you out.

http://fast-autos.net/chevrolet/chevroletyenkocamaro.html

 

This is my dream engine. I want to drop this into a 1996 Impala SS.
Ram Jet 502!
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I think I saw that at a car show today,in a 70ss chevelle.Is that sold as a crate motor?

 

I think Mopar has available those huge Hemi crate motors.

 

Yes sir it is.

 

Thats it then.What does it put out in hp/torque numbers?It looks incredible!!

 

Yes,I do know that.I know a guy who ripped his v10 out of the viper,and dropped in the hemi crate!!

 

502hp @ 5100 RPM, 565ft/lbs @ 3200 RPM
From a V8.

 

Damn,I thought the 502 was the cubes.It was a very large motor.What is the size?And dont tell me 350!!

 

Its 502 cubic inches I think. Iforget right now though just how much it is.

 

Newest crate motor release after the 502 are these two:

http://www.salleechevrolet.com/ChevyBigBlockV8s/572.html

572 cubes and 620 horse on 92 octane or bumped up compression 572 and 720 hp on race fuel.

 

Good info!! Thanks.

 

FWIW:

Mopar's 528 crate hemi gets 610 horsepower and 650 ft.-lbs of torque from 528 cubes.