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03 Cobra SVT vs 99 C2 Cab

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well actually from 0-40 he had about half a car on me but it seemed as he went to third i caught him in a change right before i went up and at that point it stayed even to 150, but even at 160 he was only a car back and i doubt he was limited to 155 since he didn't nose dive

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well actually from 0-40 he had about half a car on me but it seemed as he went to third i caught him in a change right before i went up and at that point it stayed even to 150, but even at 160 he was only a car back and i doubt he was limited to 155 since he didn't nose dive

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

well a guy in my area has a slightly modified Cobra SVT, as if the thing needed it he has lowered it 2 inches as well as put a performance header and exhaust system on it, we met up this weekend on a long stretch of straigh highway and decided we would run the 2 up till we had enough, my 99 C2 Cab has no mods mind you, from a dead stop all the way to 150 mph it was dead even, at 150 is when i started to noticably pull on him by 160 i was a full car length ahead and still pulling so we shut em down there, i had heard stock SVT is faster than the z06 vette i had my doubts until saturday

POST 2Original post

No doubt your 996 Cab is one fast machine. However, in a straight line like you did, a z06 Corvette would win. Once the Mustang gets to those kinds of speeds, it's (un)aerodynamics are clearly a hindrance. Lastly, my 993 C4S would clearly be in 4th place against all of the cars mentioned above!

POST 5Original post

pretty good numbers for SVT .. but how much does it weigh? with that much HP and torque, it should out do a 996 in a straight line unless its a real pig (which it probably is)

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

it is around 500-600 lbs "listed" heavier than the 996

POST 7Original post

Whoever was driving the Cobra is a bonehead, that thing should eat your 996 alive in a straight line STOCK, with his mods you shouldn't have even been close. Chalk this one up to damn good driving on your part, NICE RUN!

POST 8Original post

Help me out here. The cab is about 10.3 lbs/hp, the SVT is 9.4 to 9.6. I doubt that's enough to eat the cab alive and when you compare the aerodynamics, I'd expect something pretty close like you experienced. And I read that the SVT is governed at 155.

POST 9Original post

Crap. Hey John D.! It's not just me. I've noticed a lot of double posts lately!

POST 10Original post

Patrick, it has more to do with torque than anything. The '03s peak torque is 390 lbs. ft. at an amazingly low (for a root-type blower anyway) 3500 rpm. The 3.4 996s however make 258 ft lbs @ 4600 rpm. That's about 130 lbs. ft. and when you consider the fact that the HP is hugely underrated on the cobra, NiveK should've gotten beat pretty good considering the car was modded as well.

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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Originally posted by Patrick: <strong>Crap. Hey John D.! It's not just me. I've noticed a lot of double posts lately!</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Hey Patrick..!!! Yep... What's happening is that when I added the new circuits - more folks came on-line... So.... Even though we now have twice the bandwidth - we have almost THREE times the number of users logged in during the peak times..!!! Anyway - what happens is - if you post, and there is a delay, and you hit the "Add Reply" button again - well - you'll get a double post.. Anyway - it's not a problem from my end, and don't worry too much about it, OK??? I'm seeing what I can do to make the Forums speed up (again!!!!! YIKES!!!!) so that posts are posted faster... Best to you!

POST 12Original post

Possibly that "performance" exhaust did the opposite. As soft as the 996 is off the line, he really should have got the jump and kept it until the aerodynamics start to dominate at 70-80 mph.

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

well actually from 0-40 he had about half a car on me but it seemed as he went to third i caught him in a change right before i went up and at that point it stayed even to 150, but even at 160 he was only a car back and i doubt he was limited to 155 since he didn't nose dive , my Z3 coupe does a nice nose dive at 137 <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="frown.gif" />

POST 14Original post

i just sold a 2003 cobra conv.: excellent price/performance. 0-60 in 4.5s and my speeds at my known brakepoints at the end of short straights was about 88% of the gt2 [cold brakes]. but limited brakes which overheat and handling not quite as good as a stock 996, but for $36k, you get 85% of a 996 [guesstimate]

POST 15Original post

hhmm... a 99 C2 CAB beat out an 03 SVT Cobra? And a few weeks ago someone was talking about losing to an SMG M3 with a 996 Coupe? I don't see how you could've smoked an SVT Cobra with your convertible, when an M3 is even with Cobra..and yet beats out a 996 Coupe to certain speed. I guess like ZAMIRZ is saying, that Cobra driver really sucked and the 996 Cab driver is excellent. With just a pulley upgrade on the Cobra it goes into mid 12s in the 1/4 mile. Those mods he must've done really sucked then.

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

actually KJ had you read the post you would see there was no smoking involved, and i also know from experience and from the fact that i own an 01 Z3 M Coupe, which might i add beats out the M3 and my porsche is quicker than it, but it can go either way with drivers and not allll cars regardless of the same type are the same, just like the drivers themselves

POST 17Original post

yeah I shouldn't have said "smoked" but I was just amazed how a Cab beat out a Cobra, esp. with mods.

POST 18 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

well technically i only beat him after 150 so from the numbers on both cars id say thats about right, and perhaps my lil Cab just didn't want to loose that day

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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica"> from a dead stop all the way to 150 mph it was dead even, at 150 is when i started to noticably pull on him by 160 i was a full car length ahead and still pulling so we shut em down there </font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Staying with the Cobra up to 150 mph isn't something I'd expect given equal drivers. My neighbor has a stock '03 Cobra coupe, and it is fast! . The '03 Cobras (stock) routinely dyno above factory claimed horsepower. Pulling the Cobra after 150 mph? The Cobra has a 155 mph limiter, so unless he has hacked it he was done when you started pulling away.

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