1988 Blower Bently - 675 Hp Sleeper on 2040-cars
Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, United States
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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 EXP 9 F to be redesigned, renamed Falcon?
Thu, 22 Nov 2012In concept form, the Bentley EXP 9 F had neither the styling nor the name to impress us when we first saw it earlier this year at the Geneva Motor Show, and while we already knew some sort of design change was imminent, we're unsurprisingly now hearing that a name change is also in the cards. Automobile Magazine is reporting that the eventual production Bentley SUV will get a complete redesign from what we saw in the EXP 9 F, and it will wear a new name as well: Falcon.
The article says that Luc Donckerwolke, Bentley's newly appointed director of design, is giving the SUV a complete redesign from the concept vehicle, which goes against what we last heard of the vehicle in August that a "radical redesign" was not in the cards. Donckerwolke has been on the design team at various Volkswagen Group automakers since 1992, helping to pen such memorable designs as the Lamborghini Gallardo and Murciélago, but now he is tasked with giving Bentley an SUV worthy of its lineup. Last we heard, the model could go into production in 2015, but there is no indication whether the Falcon will get three-row seating or a plug-in hybrid version as has been previously rumored.
Bentley GT3-R is the most hardcore road-going Continental yet
Tue, 17 Jun 2014A factory-entered Bentley hadn't won a top tier race in the UK for 84 years when the Continental GT3 recently took victory in the second round of the Blancpain Endurance Series at Silverstone. It was an early success for a racer that only hit the track competitively for the first time late last year at the Gulf 12 Hours in Abu Dhabi. To capitalize on the potent platform, Bentley is bringing it to the street with the limited-edition Continental GT3-R.
Limited to just 300 units worldwide, this bruiser starts as any other Continental GT on the assembly line in Crewe, England, but then Bentley Motorsport get ahold of it to painstakingly improve its performance. Like the racer, GT3-R uses the 4.0-liter, twin-turbo V8, and here, power is cranked up to 572 horsepower and 516 pound-feet of torque, 51 hp and 14 lb-ft better than the GT V8 S. The muscle is routed through an eight-speed automatic gearbox from ZF with shortened gearing and a rear-biased all-wheel-drive system with torque vectoring for the rear wheels. The weight also comes down over 200 pounds from the V8 S to 4,839 pounds. Bentley claims all the tweaks are enough to hustle the GT3-R to 60 miles per hour in 3.6 seconds, on to an estimated top speed of 170 mph.
To handle all that power, an air suspension holds up all four corners, and the brakes use carbon silicon carbide discs for plentiful stopping power. A titanium exhaust saves an additional 15 pounds of weight, and Bentley promises that it gives the car a baritone growl.
Bentley reveals Continental GT V8 S with a bit more of everything
Tue, 03 Sep 2013A Bentley seldom lacks for power, but the entry-level, V8-powered Continental GT and GTC will be getting just a bit more when the doors open at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show. The 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 in the new Continental GT V8 S and GTC V8 S has been upgraded by 21 horsepower and 15 pound-feet of torque to bring output up to 521 hp and 502 lb-ft. That's no earth-shattering boost, but when you're dealing with a car that weighs over 5,000 pounds, ever little bit helps.
In a rare best-of-both worlds scenario, Bentley has managed to squeeze the extra thrust out of the Audi-derived engine without sacrificing fuel economy, enabling the new V8 S models to cover the same 500 miles on a full tank as the existing Continental GT V8. But the crew from Crewe didn't stop there: they also lowered the suspension by ten millimeters (0.39 inches), stiffened the spring rates by 45% up front and 33% in the rear, tweaked the dampers, fitted a stiffer rear sway bar and recalibrated the stability control, all in the aim of providing a more assertive, engaging driving experience.
The revised models can be identified by their tweaked front and rear fascias, black grille and unique 20-inch wheels. As of right now, it's not clear how much the V8 S will cost over the standard eight-pot Conti, but then Bentleys don't come cheap in the first place. Deliveries are set to begin early in 2014, by which time we hope to have more specifics on price and availability.