These Are The FASTEST 428 Cobra Jet Muscle Cars EVER Made!

The 428 Cobra Jet engine powered over nine of the fastest Ford and Mercury Muscle Cars from 1968 to 1970.
Let’s check out the eight fastest Ford Muscle Cars powered by a 428CJ and 428SCJ, shall we?
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:16 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 428CJ
01:38 1969 Ford Cobra 428CJ
03:11 1969 Mercury Cougar 428CJ
04:38 1969 Mercury Cyclone CJ
05:34 1968 Mercury 428 Cyclone GT
06:49 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 428CJ
08:15 1968 Ford Mustang 428 Cobra Jet
10:01 1968 Mercury Cougar XR7-GT 428CJ
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[@Axeman428]

My 69 cobra with the optional CJ cam would do 140mph in third and accelerate hard in fourth. Before I put the optional cam in it was through at 5800 tuning only 95 in third. If you ordered that optional camshaft you got 7000 RPMs out of the old dog and the power came on @ 5500 just about where the standard CJ cam was through. That made the difference. The CJ had medium riser heads, not low risers. I owned five and the all had identical heads to the 427 medium risers except for the CJ dual bolt pattern on the exhaust side. A 428 CJ turning 7000 is no joke. In a 68 falcon it’s a money maker on the street.

[@ricktaylor3748]

I SERIOUSLY doubt your CJ would do 140 in third gear or 4th.

[@FranciscoEsparza-pn6io]

Very beautiful machines ❤❤

[@bretspangler8717]

My first car was a 1969 Mach 1 with a 428 SCJ, it was a beast to learn in, but I loved it, it sucked gas at about 6 mpg and gas was more than an hour's wage in 1975. Mine was green, the guy who sold it to me put a massive set of Mickey Thompson 50s on Cragar SS deep dish wheels.

[@mcgilm69]

I love old cars. My first car was 69 Camaro. Cars you could work on. I also remember installing my distributor +/- 180 off when flames shot out of the carburetor after removing everything to replacing the intake gaskets.

[@Oldskul-iz4om]

@2:50 the classic Ford cold start...
My '75 F250 Highboy, still does this!!

[@RaymondPeckIII]

When I was little, my dad drove a '69 Torino GT 428cj fastback. His uncle down the street built a black' 68 fastback (iirc, the 428cj wasn't available from the factory until '69). My dad said that it would beat 428cj Mustangs because the long wheelbase helped traction, in those days of bias tires.
Unfortunately, my dad sold it during the gas crisis to a teenager who totalled it.
I still think the fastback Torino is the best-looking car of the era.

[@user-xg1ut3bm8u]

Indiana State Police used 428s in the Mercury Monterey in 1968

[@user-bj3zz4ul7z]

My buddy had a red c.j 428, auto. It was a brute.

[@VintageWheelsTV-36]

very good video. Wish you a good day!!

[@American.legends]

Thank you! You too!

[@thenewstuff3377]

On the 69 Cobra, the 4 speed was standard. The C6 was optional.

[@ricblic901]

the 1969 cyclone engine interesting the 3.8 V6 is the Cyclone

[@Biwabik223]

No Talladega's mentioned?

[@Offsecwrkr]

You forgot about the Shelby gt500 and the shelby cobra

[@seeharvester]

Not "Mac", "Moc", spelled Mach. Like the air speed of fighter jets. Not the hamburger at McDonalds.
sheesh.

[@ajikrisnantoro489]

I wonder if 400hp or more just kicked at the pot by stupid 4 speed transmission that only allow maximum speed about 120mph. For nowdays standart that cars must swapped that gearbox to 5 or 6 speed with overdrive like nowdays muscle cars.

[@auto-Insight-yt]

426 Hemi is the best 🔥🔥
Like if you agree 👇

[@FuqUYouTube]

My grandpa had a 67' Thunderbird (4door) with a 428CJ back in the 90's~

[@413x398]

It wasn't a CJ unless he put it in there.

[@cobracharmer6178]

The 428cj wasn't available until March 1968. Engine swap?

[@413x398]

@@cobracharmer6178 The regular 428 was available. These days most .people think that all 428's were CJ's, which they weren't.

[@traviscriddle7743]

That's a Torino not a fairlane!