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door panels, crash bars, bumper supports, stock battery, AC, radio, speakers, power windows and locks (I think), full interior including rear seats, all stock wiring, water tank for intercooler, intercooler, full 3.5" exhaust and muffler, turbo, turbo plumbing, BOV, WG, Meth injection, stock A-arms, cast iron 9", etc. . . not sure if he has glass in the car either, or a steel hood. You can get 700 lb out of it, but you gotta' pull out alot of stuff.
door panels, crash bars, bumper supports, stock battery, AC, radio, speakers, power windows and locks (I think), full interior including rear seats, all stock wiring, water tank for intercooler, intercooler, full 3.5" exhaust and muffler, turbo, turbo plumbing, BOV, WG, Meth injection, stock A-arms, cast iron 9", etc. . . not sure if he has glass in the car either, or a steel hood. You can get 700 lb out of it, but you gotta' pull out alot of stuff.
Yeah but most of that you gotta keep. Your turbo system is a lot. I guess that's why you just turn up the boost! But I wasn't really referring to your setup. I just mean in general how some of these guys can shuck so much weight is unreal. I guess a lot of it is money too, like Lexan and whatnot.
700 would be really tough to do.... That would make your average 3600 lb f-body down to 2900... good luck with that without ravaging everything in it....
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Outlaw: This is a dumb question but...when I see the term "raceweight" on here and in magazines, is that with or without the driver? Thanks.
Aerospace brakes are like about 50 lbs less than stock I believe..... stock calipers and rotors weigh a ton..... In the front end it's pretty easy to drop about 200 lbs if you're running a 80 percent track 20 percent street car and you can deal without power steering and other creature comforts....
That's with lightweight brakes, drag wheels and tubular suspension everything.That's the problem with having a machine for street,road course and drag. Too many components for all three. Oh well...
Luckily there is room for a diet. VFN rear hatch for one. That hood in the pics is the factory steel with a cowl grafted on (there wasn't one avaiable when we made that one). It had 15gallons of fuel in it. I can replace all the braided line with prolite hose
All in all I may be able to get another 100-150 lbs out of it but it will still weigh 3500+ without me
Gonna go to the track anyway. On the good side, weight distribution is exactly 50/50.
g'luck this weekend! have fun! drive safe!




