1969 Lola T70 mk3 & mk3b compilation - Monster V8 sounds
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2018
- Engine: Chevrolet 90° V8 / 4995 cc / 304.8 cu in
Power: 450 bhp / 336 kW @ 7000 rpm
Weight: 800 kg / 1,764 lbs
Filmed between 2013 and 2018 at Circuit Spa-Francorchamps, Zolder, Zandvoort and the Nürburgring.
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Canon Legria HF M46 + DM-100 microphone
Canon Legria HF G40 + Røde Videomic Pro
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Incredible filming and editing. Of course the Lola T70 is perhaps the coolest looking car in world.
I agree!
One of the best I’ve seen! Great showing of the fantastic Lolas. Thank you!
Those downshifts at 4:13 were MESMERISING!
Now that's music & I'm a music lover.
I love T70 Lola's and love those Chevy engines in them too !!!!
Stunning! It's why I'm a petrolhead 😃
The videos don’t even do these cars justice, when hearing them in person they’re soooo loud, by far one of the loudest race cars in the planet, when going down straights with big walls and grandstands the reverberations of the engine are unbelievable and the rumble of the v8 has so much presence over nearly every other exhaust note on the track
Edit: the only other crossplane V8s that are louder than this are most definitely the 1968 corvette L88 race car and (maybe) the new C7R but even that doesn’t sound as loud in real life as the lola, and finally the old can-am cars with the V8s those things were crazy loud
Bien sûr qu'ils étaient plus bruyant, ils étaient en échappements libres, à la fin avec des tubulures en titane, plus fines encore... c'étaient de très belles voitures....et il n'y a pas de Lola avec le bloc Aston.....
I like the fact you refer to them as a ‘person’, they do indeed seem so alive; I feel so sorry for the fans of EV racing, I’d rathe4 poke sticks in my eyes!
A British chassis and American V8 muscle , a mariage in heaven . ❤❤❤
Grr grrr grr grr....baaam baaamm ...love the sound!!!
I wouldn't call 302 with hilborn injection a monster V8 but it is a V8 none the less.
Excellent video!
Thanks.
That’s pure American muscle. I love how even Chevys today sound similar.
Isn't that a British car?
@@torque-drive2488 engine is Chevrolet see the description
@@adin1637 I was wrong. Didn't Lola also use Ford back in the day as well?
@@torque-drive2488 yes they using Ford-Cosworth DFV V8
True about Lola Cars: th-cam.com/video/byjKNZ0PdO8/w-d-xo.html
that's racing sound!!!
Damn,I lova that chevy v8!!!
Derin Elmas u can't beat chevy when it comes to v8s
Indeed but I love other v8s such as judd v8s or german v8s aswell
@@deepdiamond5045 Derin you are right, but they sound more like F1 screamers !
sam ford elan
These cars were ahead of their time
These Lola’s are really popular now
Simon, I think they always have and always will be very popular !
just glorious nice work
Remember seeing these at Oulton Park in the 1960's, no pussy silencers, just straight pipes, the noise just ripped your brain apart !!
If no one told me if this is a 5 L engine, I would've thought this might be a6~7 L engine.
Whenn I come back to this planet I wanna be a LOLA
Wow!!! Amazing
Magnifiques images
I love that Lola so much, I went and bought a C6 Corvette, yellow with the LS2 engine 400 HP 6 liter. When I drive my corvette it's like looking out over the hood of a yellow Lola T70. I tried to buy a die cast model of the Lola coupe but they are hard to find and very expensive. I have the open cockpit T70 Sunoco Penske racing model in deep blue. Chevy V8 engines are the best. I also have die cast models of the Porsche 917K and the Ferrari 512S .
Buy a Careera 1/24 Lola T70 Slot Car. The detail is phenomenal
In 1967 my Dad and I went to Oulton Park circuit, and whilst walking around the old grass paddock, a Lola T70 fired up, just as we passed behind it. Talk about a bloody heart attack, the noise was ear splitting but gorgeous !!! No pussy mufflers in them days !!
I remember Paul Hawkins wearing one round his neck at Island Bend in 1969.
Guys, get rid of that damn muffler. Run your collector pipes inside the upright brake tubes and into an oval shaped pipe that's 30" long without the baffle. The oval pipe should be 8" across by 6" high. All 1/8th in. stainless.
Such a shame they now have silenced exhausts. You should have heard them back in the 60s....
I think only two of these T70 had silenced exhausts....
i stood behind a t70, non silenced when it started. almost gave me a heart attack
tripleheshy really
6:02 ❤️❤️❤️
Lola! La la la la Lola!
No traction control, no ABS, no engine mapping, no stability control, no power steering?? How did they do it?
Would love to see Gangsta Hamilton try and drive one of these monsters !!
Real drivers...
;-)
With massive balls.
Balls.
The movie should have been titled, "Lola vs. the world."
6:02 eargasm
that green lola was running a cherry bomb ? LOL.
In South Africa they run them with straight pipes, no silencers or mufflers
02:52 uff!!!👌
Ummm that intro.
Maybe these are monster v-8s where you live but here, the monster v-8s are the 572cu.in. Chevys or the 600cu.in. Gorilla Fords for truck pulling. The Lola could use a big block. Set up properly could make a modest 750H.P. and 565Lb. torque@6000r.p.m. I do love the Lola though-all the rest pretty much junk.
The European commission banned the big blocks, before that there were Lola's with 492 Boss Fords and 8.5 liter Chevys...
Europeans....
Yes, race cars used to be beautiful. Compare this to the hideousness of today's prototypes with their dorsal-fin billboards.