Re: Stag Specs

["Gerard Cappers" <cappersg@domain.elided>]

Try our clubsite, models section.
Official site address: www.triumph.nl
Models are (not for long anymore) in another (linked) place: www.xs4all.nl/~cappersg/
Look for the Stag and click the "tech" tab....

But for a shortcut:
Stag Convertible and Coupe - produced 1970 to1977
Engine: 8-cyl, 86 x 64.smm, 2997cc, CR 8.8:1, 2 Zenith-Stromberg carbs, 145bhp (DIN) at 5500rpm. Maximum torque 170 lb/ft at
3500rpm.
Transmission: Axle ratio 3.7:1. Overall gear ratios 3.7, (optional overdrive, 3.03 - standard from October 1972; 2.95:1 from
beginning of 1973), 5.13, 7.77, .11.08, reverse 12.46:1. Optional Borg-Warner automatic, overall ratios 3.7, 5.36, 8.84, reverse
7.73:1.
19.0 mph /1000rpm in direct top and automatic, 23.1 mph (later 23.7mph)/1000rpm in overdrive.
Suspension and brakes: Ifs, coil-springs, MacPherson struts, anti-roll bar; irs, coil-springs, semi-trailing wishbones, telescopic
dampers. Power-assisted rack-and-pinion steering. Servo-assisted 10.6in front disc brakes, 9 x 2,25 in rear drums. 185-14in tyres on
5.5in rims.
Dimensions: Wheelbase 8ft 4in; front track 4ft 4.5 in, rear track 4ft 4.9in.
Length 14ft 5.8in. Width 5h 3.5 in. Height 4ft 1.5 in. Unladen weight 2807 lb.
Basic price: Convertible, £1527, rising to £5904 by autumn 1977.
Coupe, £1562, rising to £6180 by autumn 1977.
Stag - USA versions
This differs from other Stags as follows:
1972 model: 127bhp at 6000rpm. Maximum torque 142 lb/ft at 3200rpm. CR 8.0:1.
1973 model: 127bhp at 5500rpm. Maximum torque 148 lb/ft at 3500rpm. CR 7.75:1.
The Stag was withdrawn from the United States market at the end of 1973.

Gerard Cappers, Groningen, Netherlands
Webmaster Club Triumph Holland
email: info@domain.elided
web: http://www.triumph.nl


-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Mike Buckham <MBuckham@domain.elided>
Aan: 'Stag Mailing List' <stag@domain.elided>
Datum: donderdag 3 september 1998 12:01
Onderwerp: Stag Specs


>Hi all,
>
>I recently decided that I want a V8 car and have now decided that it
>should be a Triumph Stag. I already own a Triumph Trophy 1200 motorbike,
>so the Stag would complete the set nicely.
>
>Could anyone tell me any specifications they know about it or where to
>find them such as power output, weight, etc. What are they like round
>twisty corners? I have friends with TVRs, Lotus Elises and Westfields
>and I am wondering if I stand any chance at all of keeping up with them.
>
>Do you all still have the original Triumph V8? I was wondering about its
>reliability since in the classifieds it seems that half have been
>replaced with a Rover 3.5 unit. Does anybody recommend one or the other?
>
>Thanks for any help you can give me.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Mike.
>
>mbuckham@domain.elided
>http://www.softwright.co.uk/
>
>