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Ford 86-95 Fuel Injected Mustang 5-speed Factory Specs

Ford 86-95 Fuel Injected Mustang 5-speed Factory Specs

Some of the info may not be complete - watch for updates soon.

c/o = carry over

Year 1986 1987-88 1989-93 1993 Cobra 1994-95
Output - SAE net Horsepower



Torque		 200 hp @ 4000 rpm 225 hp @ 4000 rpm c/o (89-92)

205 hp @ 4200 rpm (93)		 245 hp @ 5000 rpm 215 hp @ 4200 rpm
285 ft-lb @ 3000 rpm 285 ft-lb @ 3000 rpm 300 ft-lb @ 3200 rpm (89-92)

280 ft-lb @ 3400 rpm (93)		 290 ft-lb @ 4000 rpm 285 ft-lb @ 3400 rpm
Induction System
Fuel Management











Air Intake

Fuel Pump (pressure)

 Single Throttle Body, 58mm bore, 540 cfm,
sequential electronic fuel injection, 19 lb-hr injectors, Tuned Length
Aluminum intake manifold, EEC-IV engine control		 Throttle body bore increased from 58mm to 60mm;
Throttle shaft needle bearings replaced with ball bearings

1988 California Only - Mass Airflow Sensor		 c/o Fuel Control, Mass Airflow Sensor 65mm Throttle body,

FFRP Cobra intake		 60mm throttle body,

revised intake to clear hood similar to T-bird intake
Remote low-restriction air cleaner c/o c/o c/o c/o
Electric In-tank Pump, 39 psi c/o c/o c/o c/o
Camshaft





Type

I.O./I.C./Lift


E.O./E.C./Lift


Duration - Int/Exh



Valve Lift - Int./Exh. (1.6 rocker arm ratio)



Overlap

Firing Order

 E5ZE-6250-AA c/o E8ZE-6250-CA (88-90)

F1ZE-6250-AA (91-93)		 F3ZE-6250-CA F1ZE-6250-AA (94)

F4ZE-6250-DA (95)
Steel cam, roller lift Steel cam, roller lift Steel cam, roller lift Steel cam, roller lift
17°/69°/0.278 20°/76°/0.278 19°/71°/0.282 20°/76°/0.278
67°/19°/0.278 67°/19°/0.278 75.5°/14.5°/0.282 67°/19°/0.278
266°/266° 276°/266° 270°/270° 276°/266°
0.444"/0.444" 0.444"/0.444" 0.479"/0.479"

with 1.7 rocker arm ratio		 0.444"/0.444"
36° 39° 33.5° 39°
13726548 c/o c/o c/o
Camshaft Drive Roller Chain c/o c/o c/o c/o
Piston E6ZE-6110-BA

(9.2:1 cr) forged, ring thickness and ring tension reduced; 30% on upper
comp. ring & 35% on oil control ring		 E7ZA-6110-CA

(9.0:1 cr) forged, 0.030 dish & eyebrows, c/o rings		 c/o

90- change to moly rings

93- change to hypereutectic pistons (9.0:1 cr)		 c/o c/o
Cylinder Head E6AE-6049-AA

common with 5.0L passenger car		 E7TE-6049-AB

common with 5.0L truck		 c/o F3ZE-6049-AA

GT-40		 E7TE-6049-AB
Water Pump (aluminum) E6AE-8501-CA

Pump efficiency improved. New 3.5" impeller and housing with exit scroll		 c/o c/o c/o c/o
Ignition Specs -

Spark Plug
Gap

Initial Timing

Centrifugal Advance





Vacuum Advance





Ignition Coil		 AWSF-44 ASF-42 c/o c/o c/o
0.050" 0.052"-0.056"
10°BTC 10°BTC
Spark advance controlled by EEC-IV computer c/o
Spark advance controlled by EEC-IV computer c/o
E core 38 kV output voltage 40 millijoules output energy 90 millijoules output energy c/o c/o
Cylinder Block E6SE-6010-DC

increased bore wall and deck material thickness. Siamesed bores in water
jackets (126 lbs.)		 c/o c/o c/o c/o
Exhaust - Exhaust Manifold

Manifold Gasket



Exhaust Inlet Pipe







Muffler / Tailpipe		 Stainless Steel Tubular c/o c/o c/o c/o
E4ZE-9448-AA c/o
"H" pipe

2.25" inlet, 2.25" outlet

Dual Inline Catalyst		 c/o
Dual Exhaust (total system)

2.25" tube diameter		 c/o

turned down tips - GT
Crankshaft E1AE-6303-AA c/o c/o c/o c/o
Flywheel

Unbalance		 E6ZR-6375-AA

50 oz-in.		 c/o c/o c/o c/o
Damper

Unbalance		 E4TE-6316-AA

32 oz-in.		 c/o c/o c/o c/o

See Also: Ford 79-85 Carbureted Mustang 5-speed Factory Specs


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