Spyder i (2500)

Spyder i (2500) - 1988 to 1991

Fuel-injection was introduced in 1988 on the 2,5-litre export version of the Spyder, with a slight increase in power. 122 cars were built, the 2,5 unit being replaced afterwards in favour of the more powerful 2,8-litre development (see Spyder i '90 2800).

Technical data

0-60 mph
Bodywork2+2 spyder
Bore and stroke91.6x63 mm
Brakesdiscs all round, dual circuit, servo-assisted, additional drums on rear wheels for handbrake
Brakes front
Brakes rear
Chassismonocoque steel construction
Compression ratio7.4:1
Cooling systemwater-cooled, centrifugal pump
Displacements (unitary)
Dry weight2,789 lbs (1,265 kg)
Engine90° V6
Engine weight
First race
Front Tyres
Front suspensionMacPherson struts, dual-rate telescopic dampers, coil springs, anti-roll bar
Front track56.77 in. (1442 mm)
Fuel & lubricant
Fuel feedelectronic injection, two water-cooled turbos, two air-to-air intercoolers
Fuel tank17.58 Imp. gal. (80 litres)
Gear ratios
Height51.38 in. (1,305 mm)
IgnitionMarelli electronic ignition, three-way catalysers and Lambda probe
Kerb weight
Length159.02 in. (4,039 mm)
Length-Width-Height
Lubricationfull-flow filter lubrication
Maximum power188 bhp at 5,500 rpm
Maximum torque32.6 kgm (236.5 lbs/ft) at 3,000 rpm
ModelSpyder i (2500)
One mile
Production dates1988-1991
Production start1988
Quarter mile
Rear Tyres
Rear suspensionsemi-trailing rear arms mounted on a rear subframe, coil springs, dual-rate pressurised hydraulic telescopic dampers
Rear track57.08 in. (1450 mm)
Reduction
Steeringmechanical rack and pinion (power assistance to order)
Timing gearthree valves per cylinder (two intake, one exhaust), twin overhead camshafts
Top speed136.5 mph (220 km/h)
Total displacement2,491 cc
Transmission5-speed ZF + reverse (3-speed automatic to order), rear-wheel drive, Sensitork differential
Tyresfr/rear 205/60 VR 14 Michelin MXV
Weight distribution
Wheelbase94.49 in. (2,400 mm)
Wheelsalloy, 6.5" J x 14"
Width67.48 in. (1,714 mm)