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    Trolls Royce: 1974 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow drag car with 7.5 liter GM V8 swap with a huge Mooneyham blower on top

    Now this is a hell of a way to deliver some Grey Poupon. Rolls Royces are supposed to be the epitome of class and sophistication. Well, this one decided to throw class and sophistication out the window and go for a full drag build.

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    A 462 cubic inch GM V8 takes the place of the factory 6.75 liter V8. 462 cubic inches is 7.5 liters so they went even bigger.

    Normally a V8 of that size would be enough but to really make a point a blower sticking through the hood is necessary. That is where the Mooneyham 14/71 supercharger comes in.

    Then of course since this car is going to be putting down a ton of torque so the tubbed rear gets 12x15 inch Hoosier slicks.

    Throw in a cage, a side dump exhaust, and a bottle of champagne for those in the back and the result is a Rolls Royce on American steroids.

    If you hate this you must be British. You also must be no fun at parties.

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    Looks like fun:


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    People still use Lenco transmissions?

    Pretty sick setup to troll though.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by 93siro Click here to enlarge
    People still use Lenco transmissions?
    I couldn't make any sense of that trans.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by 93siro Click here to enlarge
    People still use Lenco transmissions?

    Pretty sick setup to troll though.
    People definitely still use them in serious huge HP drag cars. A lenco with clutch is more efficient than a powerglide with converter. Some classes require it.

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    plus with a lenco , when setup for it, you can cruise on the highway at 60mph at ~3000 rpmClick here to enlarge

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    Haha love it. Doesn't look light though.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by pr3ci5n335i Click here to enlarge
    Haha love it. Doesn't look light though.
    I think it might have enough torque to get it moving.

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    Unless you replace all the bodywork with fiber glass or CF, this thing is just too damn heavy.
    Loads of fun though.
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    4600 pounds. Just a few pounds more than what an RS7, E63, Panamera Turbo, etc. weigh.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    4600 pounds. Just a few pounds more than what an RS7, E63, Panamera Turbo, etc. weigh.
    Nice. That isn't "too heavy" at all. That thing makes monster power and torque.

    Its not going to win any road course records but its a badass drag machine. Interior leather is classy.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by subaru335i Click here to enlarge
    Interior leather is classy.
    Rolls interiors make you feel special. That's the point really.

    I had a RHD 1967 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud III.

    Felt like a king every time I was in it.

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