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Ford

Fox Body Mustang GT

Notes

La Fox Body Mustang GT représente la pony car de troisième génération de Ford produite de 1979 à 1993 établissant une architecture de plateforme monocoque légère s'écartant fondamentalement du châssis dérivé de Pinto du Mustang II précédent tout en créant une fondation de performance abordable démocratisant la puissance V8 américaine. Le V8 Windsor de 5,0 litres produisant 225 chevaux à 4,200 tr/min avec 300 livres-pieds de couple à 3,000 tr/min en spécification 1987-1991. Le restylage transformateur de 1987 a introduit une façade avant aérodynamique remplaçant la conception à quatre phares précédente, des feux arrière révisés avec lentilles trilobées couleur carrosserie sur les variantes GT, et des améliorations cruciales du groupe motopropulseur incluant des culasses E7TE et des pistons en aluminium forgé réalisant une augmentation de 50 chevaux. La production s'est terminée en 1993 totalisant environ 2,6 millions de Mustang de troisième génération, tandis que les valeurs de marché d'occasion contemporaines varient dramatiquement de $8,000 à $35,000 selon la condition et la spécification.

Rank
puissance
205
POIDS KG
1,236
Puissance par rapport au poids
0.17
VALEUR ACTUELLE
$21,900

OEM Specs

Description du moteur
5.0L NA V8 (302 Windsor)
Type de transmission
RWD
0-60 MPH
5.9 SECs
VITESSE MAXIMALE KPH
225
PRIX (MSRP) USD
$17,905
boîte de vitesses
5-SPEED MANUAL
couple
373 N.M
Années du modèle
1982-1996

NOTES DE L'ANNéE

1982: 5.0L High Output V8 introduced to GT producing 157hp/240 lb-ft. Two-barrel carburetor, restrictive emissions equipment. T-top roof option, revised exterior graphics. Performance modest but established foundation for future development addressing fuel crisis constraints.
1983: Power increased to 175hp/245 lb-ft through four-barrel carburetor adoption, revised camshaft timing. TRX suspension package optional featuring metric wheels and Michelin TRX tires. Convertible body style returned after decade absence.
1984: SVO variant introduced with turbocharged 2.3L four-cylinder. GT maintained 175hp specification. 20th Anniversary Edition celebrated with Oxford White paint, Canyon Red interior. Rare turbocharged four-cylinder option offered limited appeal versus 5.0 V8.
1985: Continued 175hp 5.0L specification. Sequential electronic fuel injection replaced carburetor improving drivability, cold starts, emissions compliance. T-top option discontinued. Growing aftermarket support enabled basic modifications achieving 225+ horsepower.
1986: Final year before major facelift maintaining 175hp output. Quad-headlight front fascia, louvered quarter glass. GT production peaked as enthusiasts anticipated substantial 1987 updates creating buying pause affecting sales.
1987: Major facelift: aerodynamic front fascia, flush quarter glass, revised taillights, redesigned interior/dashboard. Engine upgrades: E7TE heads, forged pistons, recalibrated injection achieving 225hp/300 lb-ft - transformative 50hp increase. Turbine-style 15-inch wheels, lower body skirting.
1988: Continued post-facelift specification with 225hp 5.0L. Optional all-disc brakes improved stopping power. Growing drag racing popularity established Fox Mustang as quarter-mile dominant platform. Increasing insurance costs affected younger buyer accessibility.
1989: Mass air flow metering system replaced speed density computer simplifying modifications, improving drivability. T-top option permanently discontinued. 225hp specification maintained. Street racing culture peaked with 5.0 Mustang becoming icon.
1990: Limited changes maintaining 225hp output. Available driver-side airbag addressing safety regulations. Continued strong sales despite aging platform and intensifying Japanese sports car competition from Nissan 300ZX, Mazda RX-7.
1991: V8 models received new 16-inch five-spoke 'Pony' wheels. Revised convertible top folding mechanism. Base price exceeded $10,000 first time. Sales declined as platform showed age against Camaro/Firebird fourth-generation development.

Comparer à

Temps au tour

Temps Piste Voiture Mod Pilote Pneu Date du tour Date ajoutée vs Préd. Vitesse
1:37.1 L Circuit Grand Bayou (1.8 Mile) Moyen 03 Oct, 2009 17 Jan, 2026 -4.35s +4.82%
2:11.1 Virginia International Raceway - VIR (Full Course) Course 21 Oct, 2025 28 Dec, 2025 -1.2s +0.95%
1:18.7 Mission Raceway Park (CCW) Course 16 May, 2016 16 Jan, 2026 -0.44s +0.59%
1:36.8 Dominion Raceway Lourd 12 Apr, 2026 16 Apr, 2026 -0.54s +0.58%
1:57.5 L Arizona Motorsports Park - AMP (CCW) Moyen 12 Dec, 2021 15 Feb, 2026 -0.6s +0.55%
1:25.6 Summit Point Motorsports Park (Jefferson Extended Circuit CCW) Course 04 Jun, 2025 24 Sep, 2025 -0.41s +0.51%
1:49.3 Pocono Raceway (North South Option 2 CW) Course 27 Jul, 2025 24 Sep, 2025 -0.45s +0.44%
1:59.4 Arizona Motorsports Park - AMP (Main Track - CW) Moyen 12 Jan, 2019 22 Jan, 2026 -0.29s +0.26%
1:42.8 Motorsport Park Hastings Moyen 01 Apr, 2026 28 May, 2026 -0.24s +0.25%
1:39.1 Dominion Raceway Course 02 Jul, 2025 24 Sep, 2025 -0.2s +0.22%
1:57.8 Heartland Motorsports Park (Grand Prix CCW w/fast 8) Course 19 Oct, 2022 19 Jan, 2026 -0.15s +0.14%
1:10.3 G L Grandsport Speedway (1.4 Mile CCW) Moyen 28 Apr, 2018 01 Feb, 2026 +0.07s -0.11%
1:13.7 Ring Knutstorp Moyen 11 Aug, 2019 24 Feb, 2026 +0.53s -0.78%
1:48.8 Summit Point Motorsports Park (Shenandoah Circuit CCW) Course 01 Sep, 2025 24 Sep, 2025 +1.15s -1.13%
1:58.4 Sonoma Raceway (Long) Lourd 24 Aug, 2020 29 Jan, 2026 +2.13s -1.90%
1:27.8 L Milwaukee Mile (Road Course) Moyen 14 Sep, 2017 01 Feb, 2026 +2.09s -2.55%
2:26.8 Watkins Glen International (Full Circuit w/ Loop) Course 17 Sep, 2025 24 Sep, 2025 +5.67s -4.19%
2:29.2 Buttonwillow Raceway (1CW) Lumière 28 Oct, 2017 10 Jan, 2024 +9.31s -6.95%
1:52.4 Motorsport Ranch-MSR Cresson (1.7 CCW) Lumière 08 Jun, 2025 19 Jul, 2025 +12.75s -13.45%
1:13.8 G New Hampshire Motor Speedway - NHMS (Roval CCW) Course 05 Aug, 2018 22 Jan, 2026
1:16.6 Waterford Hills Road Racing Course 31 May, 2025 08 Sep, 2025

Modifié Voitures

Année Nom du Pilote Mod Puissance Pneu Taille du pneu Vs Préd.
1991 (EdwardF/Slick) Edward Frank Race 205 40 R7 275/40/17 -1.25s
1992 WayFastWhitey278 Medium 205 +1.39s
1985 (ScottP/Race) Scott Pugh Race 205 +3.26s
1993 Mike McGarry Race 300 +4.23s
1989 John Michael Medium 100 R888R +5.81s
1993 Lucas Urban Race 205 +6.26s
1989 (MarkB/Race) Mark Bowling Race 205 +6.55s
1993 MaxTechMedia Medium 220 595 RSR +7.48s
1988 williamskbw Medium +8.02s
1993 (w/SuperCar) GetLostJosh Medium 220 SuperCar 3 +8.04s
1991 Trackdayfox Heavy 100 NT01 +9.07s
1989 (w/SuperCar) August Kroon Medium 220 SuperCar 3 +9.85s
1989 Willy L Medium +11.37s
1993 Bberenz Medium +11.81s
1996 John Smith Racing Light 205
1988 Fair Light 340 Firehawk Indy 500 245/40/17

Tailles de pneus populaires

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