just weighed my car
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just weighed my car
weighed in at 3140 w/ out me and a 1/2 tank of gas
should be around 3120 w/ 1/8 tank and other stuff below out.
so w/ me in the car itll be rite around 3260.
still need to take out radio and amp at track. also have misc in door sill and glovebox.
thats 190lbs less then the last time i weighed and ran my best.
since i removed carpet,front bumper support,cloth camaro seat, draglite slicks,removed wing,
so im happy
brandon
should be around 3120 w/ 1/8 tank and other stuff below out.
so w/ me in the car itll be rite around 3260.
still need to take out radio and amp at track. also have misc in door sill and glovebox.
thats 190lbs less then the last time i weighed and ran my best.
since i removed carpet,front bumper support,cloth camaro seat, draglite slicks,removed wing,
so im happy
brandon
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I had my car on Englishtown scale yesterday and with me in her it was 3114. thats still with the stock battery in the car and the carpet and door panels. that was also with a 1/4 tank of gas. Also I am about 215
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i estimate my car to weigh 3600, i have some lighter parts installed and i weigh 150...but i also have the 9" and sc installed which cancels out pretty much all my light weight stuff
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Originally Posted by Demonicbird00
thats 190lbs less then the last time i weighed and ran my best.since i removed carpet,front bumper support,cloth camaro seat, draglite slicks,removed wing,
Normally I wouldn't care what you removed, but taking the spoiler off of a T/A is just downright wrong
When you heading to Atco next?
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Eh...I'd rather spend a few bucks for power to make the ET while keeping **** such as A/C, carpet, bumper supports... to each his own
Weight reduction also costs less usually.
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Originally Posted by LS1LT1
Oh I totally agree about the A/C and yes maybe there is a point where just too much 'cutting' has gone on...but I also still can't see how the concept of adding a huge tempremental cam where a car is almost stalling at a stop light and/or steep gears/non lockup non overdrive trans (doesn't quite apply to 6 speed cars of course) where it's turning 4000rpm on the highway is any less of a sacrifice when trying to make a car faster.
Weight reduction also costs less usually.
Weight reduction also costs less usually.
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Originally Posted by DocEwww
Eh...I'd rather spend a few bucks for power to make the ET while keeping **** such as A/C, carpet, bumper supports... to each his own
Heavyer cars with power break more parts....
Brandon,
I remember when Marc and I were just telling you the basics of weight reduction. You just RAN WITH IT! Way to go! All the big guys are doing it and running 10.2's cam only, why shouldn't you right? Don't listen to the nay-sayers. Of course the taking off of the wing is blasphemy, but the rest is cool!
Marc,
We created Durien II
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Drew,
Heavyer cars with power break more parts....
Heavyer cars with power break more parts....
Originally Posted by LS1LT1
Oh I totally agree about the A/C and yes maybe there is a point where just too much 'cutting' has gone on...but I also still can't see how the concept of adding a huge tempremental cam where a car is almost stalling at a stop light and/or steep gears/non lockup non overdrive trans (doesn't quite apply to 6 speed cars of course) where it's turning 4000rpm on the highway is any less of a sacrifice when trying to make a car faster.
Weight reduction also costs less usually.
Weight reduction also costs less usually.
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heres the testing that im gonna try out at the track, w/ mph
this also gave me a 340 miles to the tank the other day as well
about the wing, its not about the weight of the wing, but more of the downforce that it may be created since the pitch of it is now altered do to being lowered.
im looking for a 119/120 trap
-brandon
this also gave me a 340 miles to the tank the other day as well
about the wing, its not about the weight of the wing, but more of the downforce that it may be created since the pitch of it is now altered do to being lowered.
im looking for a 119/120 trap
-brandon
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Marc,
We created Durien II
We created Durien II
Originally Posted by DocEwww
My TTP cam'd car drives better now than it did before it went into Matt's shop untuned w/ bolt ons
My car with it's A/C, heater, carpeting, stereo and air bags still intact feels/sounds/drives/looks almost like bone stock yet with the aid of headers, a torque converter, tires and some mild weight reduction it has gone 11.8s on a stock rear.
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My car's curb weight with a quarter tank of gas (without me, my stuff, and the recently installed 13lb. chrome moly subframe connectors) was 3,395 lbs. I used a CAT scale.