Fastest Ford Mustang Part 14 : 2013 Shelby GT500
With a car like this, you will inevitably focus on the
numbers. The $ 54,995 GT500 coupe becomes a 0-60 sprint of 3.5 seconds.
Fiercely high gear means third gear is good for 140 mph in first gear is long
enough to reach highway speeds. Still, the quarter mile in 11.8 seconds passes.
Resulting in a change to the red line from second to third, and hear the rear
tires screech. We also saw a further 1.00 g on the skid pad.
A college professor of mine once used the word "big
juice" to describe the nuclear tests on the soil of the United States in
the 1940s, which vaporize entire Pacific atolls. Now I will borrow the phrase:
This car is the largest juice.
The GT500 was developed by Ford's SVT division, same
laboratory responsible loon GT and Ford F-150 SVT Raptor. Like a lot of
products SVT it seems dominated by its motor. The 5.8-liter supercharged V-8
with 631 pounds-feet under the hood is a punched out of aluminum block version
5.4 used in the 2011-12 GT500, which was itself essentially a wet sump
evolution of the used V-8 the GT. Massive stroke last engine 105.8 mm remains,
but balloons cylinders caliber 93.5 mm to 90.2 mm. (Ford says the bloc is now
at its limit and can stretch no larger.) The compression ratio is raised from
8.4: 1 to 9.0. Like its predecessor, the 5.8 gauge coatings using plasma
transferred arc wire and billet main bearing caps, but also to create a larger
oil pump, an aluminum crankcase, piston oil squirters and additional cooling
ducts. The Eaton supercharger engine in the valley displaces 2.3 liters, faster
than the last GT500 turns blower, cranks out 14.0 psi maximum boost (vs. 9.0)
and carry more power to operate than is produced by the current Ford Fiesta. It
seems big enough to inhale a small dog.
SVT chief engineer Jamal Hameedi says the program 2013
"began with an engine and then bled to touch every part of the car."
Open car looking new front air intake no actual radiator grille, just a mouth
the size of Kansas that allows you to reach in and annoy a couple of
heat-exchangers that it is difficult to doubt. (Question for the future owners
'13 GT500: How much does a bird strike this thing intake vacuum is capable of
100 pigeons?).
According Hameedi, the GT500 development team focused on
three bogies: 650 horsepower, 600 pounds-feet and 200 mph. The production car
engine exceeds the objectives, but the added grunt requires a lot of driveline
upgrades, and the figure of 200 mph necessitated a lot of additional cooling
capacity. Twin fuel pumps (pump of a Mustang GT single bid, twice), higher fuel
injectors a grippier and larger diameter clutch, a larger fan, three-row
intercooler (the former used car unit double row), one reinforced up to Tremec
6060 six-speed internal oil pump, and a drive shaft one-piece carbon fiber come
on the trip. The carbon shaft is lighter and stronger than its predecessor of
two pieces of steel, but above all, do not use a central support bearing,
cutting friction losses. Also there resonates between 150 and 200 mph as the old
unit. Large Brembo front disc brakes with six-piston calipers, reinforced shaft
tube, and countless small aerodynamic tweaks stuff GT500 round base.
It is not, as expected, more. The optional Performance
package adds adjustable dampers and a limited slip rear differential Torsen.
Sort performance package allows a buyer to select the Track package, which aims
at the racetrack work and brings a transmission cooler, differential cooler
mounted in the nose for the Torsen limited-slip unit, and un-air-oil engine oil
cooler (the previous drive unit uses a water-oil). If you ask nicely, Ford will
send a technician to sit in the passenger seat, supplement your girlish figure,
and lavender water mist on your face every time you try to Vmax.
Well, I made that last one. But the point is that if you
want to make a pound Mustang blown out 662 ponies and hit two bills in the
exercise of a guarantee, the answer is apparently to build a heat exchanger on
wheels with the greatest of all. After throwing it over the radiator. Possibly
more after that.
The rest of the car is essentially a 2012 GT500 much
massage. Base cars get a higher front roll bar and retuned springs. An
electronic control function adjustable launch rpm is standard, as are four-mode
electronic stability control.
It will also help you determine the faulty parts and pinpoint the problem. A scan tool will help you do this. If you're a professional technician, you can buy an inexpensive scanner for your vehicle. You can find more details about total car diagnostics on its original web.
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