info on the 95 cobra r please

97 horse snake

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i absolutely love this car, but only know a few things about it and i want to know it all. in my opinion, its the nicest mustang ever built. don't get me wrong, i love all of the mustangs, but i think this one is my favorite. i was wondering if anyone could tell me all the specs on it and cool features and what not. and even throw in a couple pics if you get a chance.

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1995 Cobra R Information

Specifications

Engine
Configuration 90/degree V-8
Bore x Stroke 4.00 X 3.50 in.
Displacement 5.8 L / 351 cu. In.
Compression ratio 9.0:1
Horsepower (SAE net) 300 hp @ 4800 RPM
Torque 365 lbs./ft. @ 3750 RPM
Fuel system Sequential Electronic Fuel Injection EEC-IV
Throttle Body FMS Single Bore, Large Diameter - 65 mm
Intake valves 1 per cylinder, diameter 1.84 in.
Exhaust valves 1 per cylinder, diameter 1.54 in.
Pulleys Modified to Slow Drive of Accessories
Rocker Arms Ford/Crane Roller Rocker Arms
Pistons Cast Aluminum Alloy
Cylinder Block Cast Iron
Cylinder Heads GT-40 Design, Cast Iron
Intake Manifold Cast Aluminum Upper, Cast Aluminum Lower
Exhaust Headers FMS Tubular Stainless Steel
Exhaust System Dual Stainless Steel
Cooling System Brazed Aluminum Heavy Duty Two Row Radiator
Oil Cooling External Air to Oil Cooler

Drivetrain
Driveshaft Steel with hardened yoke
Rear axle 8.8 in. limited-slip differential
Transmission Tremec TR-3550 5-speed Overdrive Manual

Gear Ratio
1st 3.27
2nd 1.98
3rd 1.34
4th 1.00
5th 0.68
Reverse 3.00
Final drive 3.27

Suspension
Front Modified MacPherson strut type, Eibach 700/850 lbs./in. progressive rate coil springs, Adjustable Koni struts, Front strut tower brace, 30mm anti-roll bar
Rear Rigid axle four bar links, Eibach 200/260 lbs./in. progressive rate coil springs, Adjustable Koni veritcal shock absorbers, horizontal axle dampeners, 27mm anti-roll bar

Steering
Type Power, rack and pinion, constant ratio
Gear ratio 14.7:1
Cooling Water-to-Oil and Air-to-Oil power steering coolers

Brakes
Front 13.0 in. (330mm) vented disc
PBR twin-piston caliper with embossed "COBRA" lettering
Rear 11.65 in (296mm) vented disc
single piston caliper
ABS Bosch, three-channel, four sensor system

Wheels and Tires
Wheels Cast aluminum, five-spoke, 17 x 9 in.
Tires BFGoodrich Comp T/A ZR P255/45ZR-17

Cobra R Package Includes:
Supplemental Restraint System: Driver and Passenger Side Airbag
Front Manual Cloth Seats
Power Mirrors
Dual Illuminated Visor Mirrors
Rear Seat Delete
Radio Delete
Sound Insulation Delete
Power Lock Delete
Air Conditioning Delete
Under-Hood Light Delete
Foglights Delete
Full size spare tire
Available Options
California Emissions System
High-Altitude Principal Use
Color and Trim
Exterior Crystal White
Interior Saddle Cloth

Dimensions, Capacities
Wheelbase 101.3 in.
Length 181.5 in.
Height 52.7 in.
Width 71.8 in.
Track f/r 60.5 in./59.2 in.
Head room 38.2 in.
Leg room 42.6 in.
Curb weight 3,326 lbs.
Fuel tank 20 gal.

Performance*
0-60 5.2 seconds
Top speed 152 mph
1/4 mile 13.8 seconds @ 102 mph
Skidpad 0.96 g
Braking, 60 - 0 109 ft.

* Motor Trend, April 1995
Interior Styling Cues
White-faced Instrument Panel
"COBRA" Embossed Steering Wheel Center Cover
Exterior Styling Cues
Clear Headlight Lenses
Cobra Badges on Front Fenders
Cobra Specific Rear Spoiler
Cobra Specific Front Fascia w Round Fog Lights
SVT badging to the right of driver's side tail light
"R Model" Specific Hood
"R Model" Specific Wheel Center Caps

Warranty
Federal Emissions Only

The below pics are of Cobra R #77 which was modified for competition in the IMSA Street Stock Series.

IMSACobraR77.jpg

95RRetPic.jpg
 
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97 horse snake

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holy shit dude, thanks a lot. i hope you didn't type all that out for me. does anyone know how much the wheels weigh by themselves? was yours used in competition? if so, what modifications were done to it? performance wise, who has the lowest et for a stock 95r? thanks again cobrar77!
 

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Hey 97 horse snake,
To answer your question on who has the lowest ET for a bone stock 95 Cobra R, from what I have read in my old issues of Muscle Mustangs is that the 95R that Ford uses for its shows and events has run a 12.96 in stock trim with the factory BFG's on the rear. Muscle Mustangs also used the same 95R in a comparison a year later and it ran a 13.1 in stock trim too with the BFG's. Hope this helps. Later, 95rcobra.
 

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damn. i didn't realize that it was that fast. guess all that torque and weight reduction really helps out. thanks for the reply's all.
 

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Originally posted by 97 horse snake
holy shit dude, thanks a lot. i hope you didn't type all that out for me. does anyone know how much the wheels weigh by themselves? was yours used in competition? if so, what modifications were done to it? performance wise, who has the lowest et for a stock 95r? thanks again cobrar77!

Yes my car was professionally raced in the IMSA Street Stock series 1995-97. During that time it ran in two IMSA Super Car races where it was thoroughly beat because it is only setup in Street Stock trim. I guess someone needed some driver points real bad… After that it ran some SCCA. It has the GT40 alum heads, Detroit Locker, Re-flashed EEC, Xpipe, Tremec Road Race 5spd (.80 OD), Tokicos, Steeda sway bars, Spec 16in wheels/tires, and all the safety equipment.

I have some cool vids of it at:

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/tmichel70
 

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