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1978 Mustang

My dad owned a 1978 Mustang with a 6 cyl standard shift.. I belive it was a 2.8 liter.. Anyways what do these things run in a 1/4?? what was there HP and tq? I kno the number prob arent good due to emissions and the oil crisis.. There were V8s in the late 70s prodicing 120HP!! Anyways i was wondering wat the stats are for a 78 stang 6 banger.. Thanks alot guys
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Re: 1978 Mustang

105 hp. 2.8l v6 in the 1978.
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Comments: 1978 saw the introduction of the King Cobra Mustang II. The King Cobra package was offered only with the four-speed manual transmission and featured a better suspension with front and rear stabilizer bars, the 302 V8 with a Variable Venturi Carbureator, Goodyear P195/70R13 radial tires, and a wild paint and graphics appearance package. Most King Cobras were built in Bright Red, although technically any regular Mustang II color was available. The King Cobra package (at a cost of $1,277) pushed the price of a Mustang II from a base of $4,088 to over $6,800. To add to the excitement, Ford also teamed up with Monroe Shocks to create a total of eight show cars, known collectively as the "Monroe Handler." Featuring wild custom bodywork and numerous handling upgrades, these show cars generated a great deal of excitement for the Mustang II. But this would be the last year for the Mustang II. An all new Mustang was to debut in 1979, modeled after Volkswagen's Rabbit. Appropriately, it would be Ford's fox.

Production: 192,410 (About 5,000 King Cobras)
Engines: 2.3 liter I4 102 bhp @ 5200 rpm. 2.8 liter V6 119 bhp @ 5200 rpm. 302 V8 134 bhp @ 3600 rpm, 247 lb-ft @ 1800.
Performance: 302 V8: 0-60 in 11.2 seconds, 1/4 mile in 16.59 seconds @ 82.41 mph
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wow 0-60 in 11 seconds for a Cobra Man imagine wat a V6 did LOL or even worst a 4 cylinder I have to post a pic of my dad with his 78 Stang.. Its funny! He has his afro an d everything! Anyways thanks for the info guys! 82 your the man
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wow 0-60 in 11 seconds for a Cobra Man imagine wat a V6 did LOL or even worst a 4 cylinder I have to post a pic of my dad with his 78 Stang.. Its funny! He has his afro an d everything! Anyways thanks for the info guys! 82 your the man


plus 16.5 isnt to shabby for a 78... I expected 17s LOL
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I got the pic and all that info from musclecarclub.com.
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Yea, those things were hideous, AND slow!
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Yea, those things were hideous, AND slow!

IMO they were the ugliest and Deff the SLOWEST mustangs ever to be made
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Re: 1978 Mustang

lol i think it kinda looks like a trans am and yeah that body style isnt exactly awesome but i think it was the first fox body style, i thought it looked like an escort.
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