Weight reduction?
07-03-2005, 08:01 PM
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Weight reduction? i picked up a 02 T/A about a month ago and this thing feels heavy!! what can i do to reduce weight and does anyone know the curb weight on these things? car is in sig...thanks!
07-03-2005, 08:22 PM
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Stock weight is about 3500lbs. You can do the typical stuff to remove weight. Spare tire, racing seats, remove AC, EGR, AIR, blah blah blah. Or you can get real crazy and get a lightweight fibreglass hood, remove carpet, rear seat, comfort features such as auto windows, t-tops...
07-03-2005, 08:23 PM
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stock curb weight is 34xx.
and if those dyno numbers in your sig is with all the mods thats low as hell.
stock curb weight is 34xx.
and if those dyno numbers in your sig is with all the mods thats low as hell.
07-04-2005, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jrp
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17319
stock curb weight is 34xx.
and if those dyno numbers in your sig is with all the mods thats low as hell.
stock curb weight is 34xx.
and if those dyno numbers in your sig is with all the mods thats low as hell.
Ok guys here is a list of stuff i have done so far..how many pounds do you think i have shaved off?
ok i got the stock exhaust manifolds replaced with headers obviously, i ditched the cats and the A.I.R. system, i will be putting a asp pulley on, and i just removed spare tire and jack and also took the back seats out..i would guess thats about 60lbs maybe? what do you guys think?
07-04-2005, 01:22 PM
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Keep in mind that weather should NOT matter, dynos almost always have SAE correction factors built in to the numbers.
What I have done to reduce weight: removed back seat/belts, spare tire/jack, insulation from under the carpet, AIR (the emissions thing, NOT a/c), EGR, front sway bar, washer fluid reservoir, all heat shields that were above the stock exhaust, duals instead of cat-back, old muffler mount.. Little over 100 pounds lighter and better weight transfer (!FSB).
What I have done to reduce weight: removed back seat/belts, spare tire/jack, insulation from under the carpet, AIR (the emissions thing, NOT a/c), EGR, front sway bar, washer fluid reservoir, all heat shields that were above the stock exhaust, duals instead of cat-back, old muffler mount.. Little over 100 pounds lighter and better weight transfer (!FSB).
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07-04-2005, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by blkZ28spt
Keep in mind that weather should NOT matter, dynos almost always have SAE correction factors built in to the numbers.
What I have done to reduce weight: removed back seat/belts, spare tire/jack, insulation from under the carpet, AIR (the emissions thing, NOT a/c), EGR, front sway bar, washer fluid reservoir, all heat shields that were above the stock exhaust, duals instead of cat-back, old muffler mount.. Little over 100 pounds lighter and better weight transfer (!FSB).
What I have done to reduce weight: removed back seat/belts, spare tire/jack, insulation from under the carpet, AIR (the emissions thing, NOT a/c), EGR, front sway bar, washer fluid reservoir, all heat shields that were above the stock exhaust, duals instead of cat-back, old muffler mount.. Little over 100 pounds lighter and better weight transfer (!FSB).
