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Morgan Roadster

Specification

Weight

Curb weight, kg (actual dependent on spec.) : 940 kg (2,072 lb) (lowline)

Ground clearance (average) (driver and passenger) : 100 mm (3.9 in)

Max total weight including passengers and luggage : 1,400 kg (3,086 lb)

Fuel

Fuel Tank Volume : 55 L (15 US gal; 12 imp gal)

Fuel Consumption :

Urban: 20.3 mpg-imp (13.9 L/100 km; 16.9 mpg-US)

Extra Urban: 38.17 mpg-imp (7.401 L/100 km; 31.78 mpg-US)

Combined: 28.9 mpg-imp (9.77 L/100 km; 24.1 mpg-US)

CO2: 231.8[vague]

Wheels

Standard bolt on alloy wheels (5 stud) 6.5" x 15" (205/55/16 tyres) Optional 100% stainless wire wheels 72 spoke 7" x 16" (205/55/16 tyres)

Steering

Turning circle m/ft : 9.75/32

Turns lock to lock : 3 rack and pinion

Steering column : Collapsible safety top section with combined lock

Steering wheel : 15" standard, 14" nco, 16" with offset centre for airbag markets

Transmission

mph/1000 rpm (top gear)  : 23.67

mph at 2500 ft/min, piston speed (theoretical) : 113.6

Final drive ratio  : 3.08

Overall gearing in top gear : 3.06:1

Indirect ratios:

1st gear : 4.23

2nd gear : 2.52

3rd gear : 1.67

4th gear : 1.22

5th gear : 1

Reverse : 3.51

Clutch

Single dry plate

Rear axle

Tubular live axle with hypoid gears and limited slip.

Suspension

Front: Independent sliding pillar with coil springs and gas filled telescopic shock absorbers

Rear: Semi-elliptic leaf springs with gas telescopc shock absorbers

Toe in: 03 mm or 0-30

Engine

Model: Ford Duratec 30

Configuration: 3.0 litre V6 24 valve

Bore x stroke, mm: 89 x 79.5

Engine capacity, cc: 2967

Max output EEC: 166 kW (204 hp) at 6150 rpm (Roadster Series I)

Max torque EEC: 206 Nm 280 (lbfft) at 4900 rpm

Power-to-weight ratio: 218 hp/t, kW/t

Torque to weight ratio: 199 lbfft/short ton, 297 Nm/t

Fuel System

Minimum octane rating 95 Ron Electronic fuel injection. Sealed evaporative control system through charcoal canister. Tubular stainless manifolds (headers) to stainless steel twin exhaust with catalysts.

Brakes

Front : AP lockhead 4 pot calipers, 28 cm/11" disc brakes

Rear : 23 cm/9" drum

Operation : Hydraulic dual circuit with servo assistance

Handbrake : Sports "Fly-off" type

Performance

0 - 100 km/h (62 mph) 4.9 s

Top speed 134 mph (215 km/h)

External links

Official Morgan Website

Roadster Information

The GoMoG Morgan Workshop Manual

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