1988 Blower Bently - 675 Hp Sleeper on 2040-cars
Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, United States
1988 “Blower” Bentley A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing 1988 Bentley Turbo RVIN SCBZS02B3JCX24090 Originally built for the chairman of a west coast supermarket chain who wanted the ultimate sleeper. He wanted it fast but with stock appearance.
Engine Chevrolet 675 horsepower, 502ci Tonowanda Big Block with square port iron heads Paxton Centrifugal Supercharger GM based ECM high current processor w/ Fuel Injection Specialties chip New (June 2014) heavy-duty custom radiator Heavy-duty engine oil cooler
Fuel System Bosch hi-flow fuel injectors Mallory HP1100F1 hi-capacity (up to 1000hp) fuel pump #8 braided stainless fuel hoses Fram hi-flow in-line filter assembly Twin filtration (pre & post pump) NOS Nitrous Oxide System with progressive controller. Bottle in trunk.
Exhaust Custom inter-frame headers Over-axle, custom 2 1/2 ” aluminized tubing Dynomax “shorty” hi-flow mufflers Borla Stainless dual tip outlets
Transmission GM TH400 3-speed automatic w/ custom auto/manual valve body Continental Convertor 2500 rpm pro-stall convertor Gear Vender add-on Overdrive unit w/ speed sensitive auto-engagement & manual overdrive Heavy-duty industrial strength customer driveshaft w/ HD Spicer U-joints and driveshaft loop
Rear Axle and Suspension Custom Ford 9” with Air Bag support Custom adjustable 4-link rear suspension w/ urethane bushings throughout Nodular Iron center section with Aluminum “Big Bearing” pinion support Richmond 3.70 gears Auburn Pro-Series Posi-traction Currie Enterprises 31 spline high-alloy axles Custom Bilstein gas rear shocks by Shocktek of PA Wheels and Tires Factory Alloys with new (June 2014) Nitto NT555 R275/40-17 high performance radials.
Brakes Quad-piston, twin-caliper (per rotor) factory front brakes Wilwood Discs and Rotors in rear Twin diaphragm boosted master cylinder just ahead of rear axle Braided stainless lines at every flex point
Interior 1000 watt Alpine stereo All leather interior Custom fitted sheepskin seat covers ($3000 new)
Paint and interior in excellent condition. New HD battery. All the standard Bentley amenities, luxury and comfort, with astounding performance (with Nitrous – frightening!).
EXCESSIVE HORSEPOWER IS BARELY ENOUGH!!! |
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Bentley re-creates one-of-a-kind sports sedan destroyed in 1939
Thu, Aug 8 2019Bentley's Mulliner division specializes in making one-off (or few-off) projects for clients willing to foot the bill. They're the folks you'd want to talk to if you want a long-wheelbase Flying Spur, a Bentayga-based dually pickup, or anything in between. The division only works on new models, but it stepped outside of its comfort zone to re-create a one-of-a-kind Bentley manufactured and destroyed in 1939. The project is part of Bentley's on-going centennial celebration, and finishing it in time was easier said than done. It made building a concept car like the EXP 100 GT look like assembling a Lego kit. The original Corniche disappeared after getting bombed by the German army, and a majority of the people who saw it in person are dead, so the men and women tasked with resurrecting it only had a handful of period, black-and-white photographs and technical drawings to work with. The final product looks stunning, and Bentley claims it's identical to the original in every way. Parts like the chromed headlight bezels, the droplet-shaped fenders, and the wooden dashboard were exclusive to the Corniche, so they had to be manufactured from scratch using the correct materials, and the right production techniques. The British firm could have saved itself the trouble of re-creating this unique part of its history if another car hadn't pulled out in front of it 80 years ago. Bentley made the original Corniche during tumultuous times as it explored the possibility of releasing a more powerful variant of the Mark V scheduled to make its debut in October 1939. It asked French designer Georges Paulin to draw a futuristic, streamlined body, and it commissioned Paris-based coachbuilder Carrosserie Vanvooren to build it using thinner-than-normal steel to save weight. The Corniche lapped the Brooklands track for the first time in May 1939 and quickly reached over 100 mph, an impressive speed at the time. Testing continued in rural France, where the big Bentley blended in as well as a flying saucer. In August 1939, one of the company's test drivers swerved to avoid another car, rolled, and wrapped the aerodynamic front end around an unsuspecting tree. Bentley separated the body and the chassis. It immediately shipped the chassis to its headquarters in Crewe, England, and curiously asked a local shop to repair the body instead of sending it back to Vanvooren in Paris.
2014 Bentley Continental GT Speed Convertible runs topless through Motown
Tue, 15 Jan 2013Looking cool in blue (better than the Grimace-purple we saw a few weeks ago), with strong, tailored bodywork and a one-percenter-approved face, the 2013 Bentley GT Speed Convertible is right at home with all the exotic metal on the floor of Cobo Center here at the Detroit Auto Show.
You've already read about (or should have) the 616-horsepower, 590-pound-feet-of-torque 6.0-liter W12 engine that hides under the hood of the GT Speed droptop, and you've no doubt remembered the ludicrous top speed of 202 miles per hour. Impressive stats, all.
All that's left, then, unless you've got a wild hair to reexamine the full-fat Bentley press release (available below), is to direct you to the oven-fresh gallery of live images that we've compiled, just for you.
Bentley Bentayga may spawn sportier fastback version
Wed, Feb 10 2016In the past few years, Bentley has shown us two different conceptions about what its future might look like in: the SUV that started life as the EXP 9 F concept and has now entered production as the Bentayga, and the EXP 10 Speed 6 concept that previews a future sports coupe from the stoic British marque. The next step is an SUV that combines a little of each of them. According to Automotive News, engineers and designers in Crewe are currently laying the groundwork for a crossover that would blend the tall form of the Bentayga with the roofline of the Speed 6. The result would be similar in form, we'd imagine, to the likes of the BMW X6 and Mercedes GLE Coupe, only even further upscale. We wouldn't be surprised to see more changes than the roofline and tail section, either, with a sportier front end and more avant-garde headlights (like those we saw on the Speed 6 concept) giving it a sportier, less stodgy appearance all around – and maybe, just maybe, a different nameplate. CEO Wolfgang Durheimer wants to get the fastbacked Bentayga variant ready by 2018 or 2019 – right around the time that Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin, Maserati, and Lamborghini will be rolling out their debut crossovers. By that time, Bentley will have already have had the Bentayga on the market for two or three years, and wants to be ready to fight off the onslaught with something fresh. "Imagine the EXP 10 as an SUV. It doesn't look 'old Bentley, Durheimer told AN. "The Bentayga doesn't stop us from dreaming and looking down the road. The more success we have with it, the more we can take the best of it and run with it." Proceeding with the project will require Durheimer to get approval from the Volkswagen Group head office in Wolfsburg, but the business case seems like a slam dunk. The model would help Bentley (and VW) further capitalize on the $1 billion it already spent developing the Bentayga, following a successful business model laid out by rival BMW and which Germany's other automakers are quickly learning to emulate. This wouldn't be the first time he'd be seeking approval from Matthias Muller on such a project, either. Durheimer successfully ushered the Cayenne into production when he was head of R&D at Porsche and Muller was the brand's CEO.