Rolls Royce is a legendary name in luxury cars, and an added dose of power is plain good for any car. A 1970 Silver Shadow looks all set to steal the spotlight at SEMA this year. Drawing juice from a 9.3-l supercharged V8, this RR gets 1350bhp to command. With such a monstrous engine come changes that include a bespoke chassis, air suspension and … OMG … nitrous injection! For this Rolls, going powerful and fast does not mean giving up luxury, it still has all that luxury treatment you’d associate with the marque. We can’t really guess what this modification might have cost, but Auto Express puts the estimate at $318k.
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