>ok, got a 97 mustang. its a GT but it has Cobra rims and hood but not cobra
>bumpers or any other cobra stuff. I'm just wondering if it has a cobra motor
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>Gumby619
ok, then its not a cobra motor, damn. Anyone know what top end speed is on a
97? I got it up to 135 on the way back from Vegas last week and it had more
pedal left I just ran out of clear road
gumby619
(No lectures please)
> The Cobra motor will have a scary looking cobra emblem on top, w-i-d-e
> valve covers, and a SVT ID plate on one of the valve covers with the
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>>Gumby619
NoOption5L@aol.com - 29 Nov 2006 01:52 GMT
> ok, then its not a cobra motor, damn. Anyone know what top end speed is on a
> 97? I got it up to 135 on the way back from Vegas last week and it had more
> pedal left I just ran out of clear road
Maybe 140 but that's about it. (Keep in mind speedos are often not too
accurate that those speeds.)
Patrick
dwight - 30 Nov 2006 02:24 GMT
> ok, then its not a cobra motor, damn. Anyone know what top end speed is on
> a 97? I got it up to 135 on the way back from Vegas last week and it had
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> (No lectures please)
None here.
You reminded me of the mook who was dating our neighbor's daughter. He had a
dark green SN95 Mustang with Cobra bumpers and snake badges on the side.
When I first went up to the car, it was apparent that he was "passing." No
Cobra brake calipers, no white face gauges, no Cobra embossed steering
wheel, and certainly no nostrils in the hood.
But the real giveaway was the automatic transmission.
I could only smile and nod, as he told me how the car ("an original Cobra")
had been totalled, and that the body shop used Mustang GT parts for the
repair.
Transmission, too?
dwight
Ashton Crusher - 02 Dec 2006 05:20 GMT
>> ok, then its not a cobra motor, damn. Anyone know what top end speed is on
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>dwight
He may have been fleeced by whoever he bought the car from and
genuinely believes what he's saying. Or he may be a tool.