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Posted

I want one of these..... the price is a little high, but I should get there....sometime.....hehehehehe

NOW THIS CAN BE AN INTERESTING SUNDAY AFTERNOON DRIVE!!!!!!!!

In Detail

engine All Aluminum Donovan V8 w/Weineck Pistons, Crank, Heads

position Front Longitudinal

aspiration Natural

displacement 12782 cc / 780 in³

compression 11.5:1

power 820.3 kw / 1100 bhp @ 7000 rpm

specific output 86.06 bhp per litre

torque 1760 nm / 1298.1 ft lbs @ 5600 rpm

body / frame Carbon-Composite Body over 4 Inch Steel Ladder Frame

driven wheels RWD w/75% LSD

wheel type Weineck 3-Piece

front tires 255/40 ZR18

rear tires 315/35 ZR18

front brakes Brembro Discs

f brake size mm / in

rear brakes Brembro Discs

r brake size mm / in

steering Power Steering

f suspension Adj Suspension w/Coi Springs

transmission 4-Speed Manual

gear ratios 2.741:1, 1.778:1, 1.15:1, 0.863:1, :1

final drive 2.70:1

 

Engine

• 12,900 cc V8 engine

• Horsepower: 1,100 hp (820 kW) at 7000 rpm

• Torque: 1,760 N•m (1,298 lb•ft) from 3600 rpm to 7000 rpm [1]

• 0–100 km/h: 2.9 sec

• 0–200 km/h: 4.9 sec

• 0–300 km/h: 10 sec

• 0–400 km/h: 16.9 sec

Style

According to Exoticcarsite, "the awakening alone is something you’ll never forget in your lifetime. From now on, any form of human conversation is impossible! For anxious, non-addicted human beings it will already mark the end of their journey where ours now begins."

Price

It was announced that Weineck Cobra Limited Edition's price will be €545.000 in Germany. Only 15 of this exotic performance car were produced.

Posted

I've always liked Cobras, but with the traditional Jag suspension and chassis, they were death on wheels. AFAIK nowadays the old 5 series chassis is used, which I would think makes the handling a little less deadly. Then of course, a lot of people ruin them by putting Chev engines in them. They are after all a Ford aren't they?

Posted (edited)

Well if a Jag chassis was used and now a 5-series, I would'nt worry about the Chev engine making it a mongrel.

 

Was at a stock car race years ago in Goodwood, when they had an American team out there. The commentator asked them why they all run Chev engines and not Ford, the answer was:" Ford engine engines heat up and then they blow up.."

 

PS: Rather get Hitec Automotive here in PE to build you a proper replica.

Edited by Sawdust
Posted

Thats just MAD!

 

820kw at 1,760nm :drool:

0-400 km/h in 16.9sec - 0-400?????? :blink:

Would like to see the crazy oak driving this car with no roof at 400km/h!

Posted

So does yours have a Chev engine? If so it's not a classic, but a mongrel...

 

was just kidding! I wish I was taking delivery of one of those! and yes if I were to get one, High Tech Automotive would be the place I would go :)

Posted

I've always liked Cobras, but with the traditional Jag suspension and chassis, they were death on wheels. AFAIK nowadays the old 5 series chassis is used, which I would think makes the handling a little less deadly. Then of course, a lot of people ruin them by putting Chev engines in them. They are after all a Ford aren't they?

 

just for interests sake what engine would you put in this body caad4? with a decent budget!

Posted

Would like to see the crazy oak driving this car with no roof at 400km/h!

 

Aerodynamics will stop it from reaching even close to 400 km/h....

 

The Veyron has 1001 hp and has to work it's butt of to get above 400km/h....

Posted

i would like to hijack the thread.

 

why would you want such a fast car ? its not like you car drive it decently on south africa roads .....

Posted

just for interests sake what engine would you put in this body caad4? with a decent budget!

Probably a nice redone Ford 351. Plenty power, and I wouldn't race it flat out, so it wouldn't blow up. You don't have to kill a V8 to enjoy it. Even a small block 289 like the older Mustangs had would work nicely in the fiberglass body. Comparing a stock car to a "classic" is not apples with apples. The two owners couldn't be more different. If you are not concerned about it being like the originals, maybe look at the Lexus V8's like some street rodders are doing. They say it's cost effective, very smooth and if the electrics are done properly, very reliable. This I was told a few weeks ago by the owner of one...

Posted

an extreme car needs an extreme bonnet scoop!

1760nm is INSANE!

Good luck in keeping this monster in a straight line...

will be an extremely opposite-locking-jaw breaking- Sunday drive...

 

I'd rather settle for a Ariel Atom...

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