Weight reduction list...
Since I was harassed to type it out in the other forum :facepalm:, here you go. Additional numbers courtesy of BMR
-6 Airbags (Side Curtain, Seats, dash) (-13.4 pounds) Dash removed, lightened, tubular steel loop cut off of cross brace, cross brace lightened, sound deadening removed from backside of FW (-30 lbs) Removed rear seats, belts and brackets, and sheet metal holding bracket mounts (-45.4 pounds) Weld RT-S & tires vs stock 20s (-85 pounds) Headers/X/Dumps at axle for weight (-60 pounds) Tubular front crash support (-12 pounds) Remove rear crash support (-26 pounds) !Evap (9.7 pounds, not including evap line, which I left in) !A/C (-49 pounds) !Wiper Motor Assy (-9 pounds) !Junk Block Oil Cooler/Heater, unnecessary (-7 pounds) Lightweight Billet clutch vs. stock (-12 pounds) Sound deadening removed from under seats, backseats, trunk, including hood/trunk liner (-8 pounds) Braille battery (-29 pounds) Windshield Washer Tank + Pump and lines empty weight (4 pounds) ITEM WEIGHT (LBS.) LOWER REAR SEAT 10.2 UPPER REAR SEAT 28 DRIVERS SEAT 54.6 PASSENGER SEAT 44 A/C EVAPORATOR CORE ASSY. 13.4 A/C COMPRESSOR 13.2 A/C CONDENSER 6.4 A/C-HEAT BLOWER MOTOR ASSY 4.2 A/C LINES AND DUCTING 7.6 A/C FIREWALL COVER 3.6 DRIVERS AIR BAG 1.6 PASSENGER AIR BAG 5.4 SIDE AIR BAG (EACH) 3.2 FIREWALL INSULATION 2.8 FLOOR INSULATION 12 TRUNK CARPET AND WELL COVER 15.2 TRUNK COMPRESSOR 6 TRUNK-LID STRUTS (PAIR) 1 FRONT BUMPER 14.6 REAR BUMPER 26.4 RADIO 4 DOOR SPEAKERS (PAIR) 3.6 FLOOR MATS (FRONT PAIR) 4.8 CENTER CONSOLE 8.2 EMERGENCY BRAKE LEVER W/CABLES 6.2 FRONT SEAT BELTS (PAIR) 6 REAR SEAT BELTS (PAIR) 3.6 FRONT BRAKE ROTORS (EACH) 25.4 REAR BRAKE ROTORS (EACH) 24 FRONT CALIPERS (EACH) 11.4 REAR CALIPERS (EACH) 7.4 HOOD 25.3 HOOD INSULATION 1.2 HORNS (PAIR) 1.4 WIPER ASSEMBLY W/MOTOR 8.6 WINDSHIELD COWL PLASTIC 3.6 DRIVESHAFT – 6 SPEED MANUAL 24 FUEL TANK SHIELD 2.8 DRIVE SHAFT HEAT SHIELD .8 STOCK AIR BOX 7 ENGINE COVER 4.4 CLUTCH ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING FLYWHEEL) 57 |
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No pics of the interior work other then right after I pulled the dash, I didnt take any when I did it. The supports are hiding behind the bumpers, and the dash stuff isn't visible. But yeah, other then brakes/coils I've got a few ideas to get the car to 3500 lbs. It's VERY close. Lexan back glass will drop another 40, and contemplating getting a sheet metal drivers seat to swap in for race days for another 30.
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Thanks for this Diet. Mods should make this a Sticky
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I'd love to loose 400 lbs from my car. That would do the trick!!
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Are the tubular crash supports available to buy or were they fabricated?
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They were fabbed from 1 1/8" OD chromoly and some basic 3/16" plate (leftover roll cage tubing). Nothing fancy, just functional. Surprised no one offers a manufactured piece, but it's also a liability for a MFR as technically you are modifying the car's crash structure, even if you're making a stronger and lighter part.
I did add a few pounds back to the car with the rear drag bar (necessary) and the DSS/Hendrix axles (also necessary). A 6 point is going to add another 40-45 pounds, which is unfortunate, but I'll find that weight elsewhere. |
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Jaime, I'm sure with a little bit of cooler weather, you'll be in the nines, without any further weight loss... I hope everything is headed your way in re the Chemo... My brother in law just went through a long term battle... That was a roller coaster I don't wish on anyone... |
Didnt put engine cover, intake cover, or tire inflator/foam on the list, but I didnt weigh those either. Maybe another 6-7 pounds there.
Front swaybar I'm still up in the air about. May keep it may ditch it, depends on how the car behaves with the drag bar in the back. |
If you are runnin around on Skinnies I dot think you will run into a problem with oversteer ;)
Wide tires up front different story. |
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