Going on a diet
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Going on a diet
How do I shed some pounds? I do not wanna get rid of A/C or stereo this is a street car. Help me out give me a list
-Bumper supports rear/front ,etc.
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-Bumper supports rear/front ,etc.
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Well I just want to keep the comfort of driving it around on the street like AC and have a stereo to listen to. My motor is borderline to radical for the street.
The car is a pig I weighed it at a lil over 3500 without my 205 pnd fatass in it. I would like to lose about 200 pnds out of it without the AC or stereo.
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free weight
-door bars
-cut fender lining
-cut frame back to radiator support
-front and or rear bumper support
-ditch ur catback (if u have one)
-run light weight carpet or remove ur sound deadening
-e brake assembly (unless u use it)
-front sway and all brackets (im sure its out already)
- rear seats/rear seat belts
-cut all misc crap u dont need out
-abs delete
money mods:
-lighter wheels
-chromoly cage (if u have a mid steel cage)
-alum or cf driveshaft
-drag brakes
-manual brake set up
ect ect there is alot more u can do but im getting tired
-door bars
-cut fender lining
-cut frame back to radiator support
-front and or rear bumper support
-ditch ur catback (if u have one)
-run light weight carpet or remove ur sound deadening
-e brake assembly (unless u use it)
-front sway and all brackets (im sure its out already)
- rear seats/rear seat belts
-cut all misc crap u dont need out
-abs delete
money mods:
-lighter wheels
-chromoly cage (if u have a mid steel cage)
-alum or cf driveshaft
-drag brakes
-manual brake set up
ect ect there is alot more u can do but im getting tired
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free weight
-door bars
-cut fender lining
-cut frame back to radiator support
-front and or rear bumper support
-ditch ur catback (if u have one)
-run light weight carpet or remove ur sound deadening
-e brake assembly (unless u use it)
-front sway and all brackets (im sure its out already)
- rear seats/rear seat belts
-cut all misc crap u dont need out
-abs delete
money mods:
-lighter wheels
-chromoly cage (if u have a mid steel cage)
-alum or cf driveshaft
-drag brakes
-manual brake set up
ect ect there is alot more u can do but im getting tired
-door bars
-cut fender lining
-cut frame back to radiator support
-front and or rear bumper support
-ditch ur catback (if u have one)
-run light weight carpet or remove ur sound deadening
-e brake assembly (unless u use it)
-front sway and all brackets (im sure its out already)
- rear seats/rear seat belts
-cut all misc crap u dont need out
-abs delete
money mods:
-lighter wheels
-chromoly cage (if u have a mid steel cage)
-alum or cf driveshaft
-drag brakes
-manual brake set up
ect ect there is alot more u can do but im getting tired
Thats what I wanted.
I dont have a cage yet probably gonna get kicked off track
I do have skinnies up front prostar rims
I think I am gonna start with bumper supports and ABS i heard that itself weighs about 50 pnds
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You may wish to review the "stickie" entitled "Weight Reduction List (updated)" at the top of the Drag Racing Tech forum. That's a reasonably complete synopsis of what can go and what each item weighs.
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all i gotta say is if this is a car you will be driving on the street a lot i sure as hell hope you dont get in an accident without your bumper supports or get t boned without your door bars...safety is a lil more important imo than dropping a few lbs especially on a street car. Now if it was a race only car or barely saw street time that's a dif story
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all i gotta say is if this is a car you will be driving on the street a lot i sure as hell hope you dont get in an accident without your bumper supports or get t boned without your door bars...safety is a lil more important imo than dropping a few lbs especially on a street car. Now if it was a race only car or barely saw street time that's a dif story
Yea you are right I am a lil hesitant but this car may see about 200 miles a month if that total street/strip
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At home I have a whole list of weights for things that I have taken out of the car, unfortunately I won't be home for 2 weeks but I can remember some...
From diching my ORY and Magnaflow Catback for my dumped X-Pipe I shed almost 60lbs. The rear seat and cushions weight in or around 30lbs. and the rear seatbelts and assembly weigh 7lbs. The spare and jack weighs 37lbs. and the rear cover weighs 3lbs. The AIR/EGR are good for 12-15lbs. and swapping from the stock DS to an LS1 aluminum shed me 5.5lbs of rotational mass.
That's just some very basic things you could yank out or swap to in a couple hours.
From diching my ORY and Magnaflow Catback for my dumped X-Pipe I shed almost 60lbs. The rear seat and cushions weight in or around 30lbs. and the rear seatbelts and assembly weigh 7lbs. The spare and jack weighs 37lbs. and the rear cover weighs 3lbs. The AIR/EGR are good for 12-15lbs. and swapping from the stock DS to an LS1 aluminum shed me 5.5lbs of rotational mass.
That's just some very basic things you could yank out or swap to in a couple hours.