Lamborghini Cheetah Specs & Performance
General |
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| Type | Cheetah |
| Years built | 1977 |
| Production | 1 units |
| Presentation | March 1977 Geneva Auto Show |
| Type of car | Four-seater, off road vehicle |
| Designed by | M.T.I. |
| Built by | M.T.I. |
Dimensions |
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| Wheelbase | 3000 mm / 117.9 in |
| Overall length | 4320 mm / 169.78 in |
| Overall width | 1880 mm / 73.88 in |
| Overall height | 1580 mm / 62.09 in |
| Front track | 1520 mm / 59.74 in |
| Rear track | 1520 mm / 59.74 in |
| Ground clear. | 280 mm / 11 in |
| Weight | 2042 kg / 4503 lbs |
Chassis |
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| Structure | Tubular steel |
| Body | Synthetic Fibre bodywork |
| Suspension | Torsion bars front and rear with coil springs and telescopic shock absorbers |
| Brakes | Ventilated discs on front and rear wheels (Countach) |
| Steering type | Unassisted |
| Front tire size | n.a. |
| Rear tire size | n.a. |
| Type of tire | Tubeless tires with an internal safety tyre |
| Front wheel | n.a. inch |
| Rear wheel | n.a. inch |
| Type of wheel | Pressed steel |
Engine |
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| Type | Chrysler V-8, rear mounted, permanent four wheel drive |
| Distribution | Overhead camshaft, rods and rocker arms |
| Main Bearings | 5 |
| Cyl. Capacity | 5898 cc / 360 ci |
| Bore & stroke | 101.6×90.9 mm |
| Compr. Ratio | 11 |
| Max. power | 183 Bhp at 4000 rpm |
| Max. torque | 32 Kgm at 3500 rpm |
| Cooling system | Water cooling |
| Ignition | Coil and one distributors |
| Fuel system | Electric pump, 1 double Holley carburetor |
| Fuel type | Unleaded 95 R.O.N. |
| Lubrication | Wet sump |
| Fuel consumption | n.a. (Range : 620 Km) |
| Electr. system | 12 V |
Drivetrain |
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| Type | Chrysler A 727 3 speed + rev. automatic with torque convertor, with differential at both front and rear |
| Clutch | Dry-single plate, hydraulically operated |
| Final drive ratio | 3.27:1 |
Performance |
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| Top speed | 167 Km/h / 104 Mph |
| 0 – 100 Km/h | 9.00 sec. |
Capacities |
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| Fuel | 133 Liter / 35 Gallon |
| Engine oil | 7 Liter / 2 Gallon |
| Cooling system | 17 Liter / 4 Gallon |
Pricing |
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| US MSRP | USD 25,000 |
| Current value | Original prototype was totally destroyed in an accident |
