Saw Motorweek last nite on Speedvision where they talked about the Cobra and the Bullitt. Every magazine/car show definitely seems to be impressed with the build quality and the workmanship of the Bullitt to be a step above the GT but a step below the Cobra in some ways but not all. In more ways than one, the Bullitt is better than the Cobra with the overall tightness of the package and it seems like the knock on the Cobra is the use of the IRS. If the Cobra was still live axle, then it would be able to put the power to the ground better which of course would make it faster. Hopefully, many of the Bullitt's suspension attributes will carry over to the new Mustangs ( it will on the MACH I) and the new Cobra. Makes no since for the Cobra to have 350-360 horsepower when you can't put the power down to the pavement. If Cobra wants to compete with the Vette then it definitely needs to get better in this area. What was up with the quarter mile trap speed on the Bullitt?? 14.1 @ 105 MPH on OE ties is not possible if I am correct. Cobra was running 13.7 at 106 MPH so the Bullitt would have to be in the 13.8 range to run that type of trap speed. Cool stuff though.
Reese
01 GT
Bassani x w/cats
Steeda TA set at 14 degrees
70 MM FRP TB
3.73 gears
Delta 40 series Flowmasters on stock exhaust
80 MM C&L Mass Air with K&N
ASP Pulleys
Suspension Techniques Lowering springs (1.5 inch drop)
Reese
01 GT
Bassani x w/cats
Steeda TA set at 14 degrees
70 MM FRP TB
3.73 gears
Delta 40 series Flowmasters on stock exhaust
80 MM C&L Mass Air with K&N
ASP Pulleys
Suspension Techniques Lowering springs (1.5 inch drop)