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Old 06-02-2009, 05:47 PM
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I took the plastics out, carpet, rear seats, glove box, center console, rear seat belts, t-top trays, spare/jack, washer bottle, pass. seat.

I went to the local scrap yard and it weighed
With me in it-3440lbs
With me out-3160lbs

I think that is pretty good don't ya think??
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Phil .....your fat
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hahaha that **** was funny sorry...
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You like fat people though.....LOL....Take them dam subs out and you might get close to me.....LOL
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This fat boy moves like Jackie Chan though
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I second the second post, but a hell of a nice guy.

Check your vistor messages.
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Now you need to remove the a/c, heater, bumper supports, door bars, front sway bar, and power steering. And you'll have a really light car!
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Oh yea, EDIT: front sway bar, a/c is gone.....Thanks though.....My next move is the door bars and the front and back impact crap like you said.....I'm just to lazy to take the bumper covers off...Maybe my buddy Ryan will take them off for me.....lol
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Originally Posted by philsblwnz28
Oh yea, EDIT: front sway bar, a/c is gone.....Thanks though.....My next move is the door bars and the front and back impact crap like you said.....I'm just to lazy to take the bumper covers off...Maybe my buddy Ryan will take them off for me.....lol
The back bumper is ridiculously easy! And the front one is pretty simple as well. The door bars on the other hand are kind of a pain.
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Shouldn't I leave the back one alone? Thought I needed some weight in the rear.....I'm for sure going to do the front one....
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Here is an idea. PAY ME MY MONEY!!
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It's easy and the right thing to do Phil.
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lol man this guy just dont quit lol
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Originally Posted by philsblwnz28
Shouldn't I leave the back one alone? Thought I needed some weight in the rear.....I'm for sure going to do the front one....
You do need weight over the back tires. But the rear bumper support is behind the back tires. Removing it will only help.




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