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Originally Posted by raykwok
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I took my engine out, that's a good amount of weight :P |
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I was at 2,890 lbs once daily driver. had all stock interior panes in still
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I lost 20lbs myself so 20lbs
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3160lbs with spare tire and jack and a full tank of gas:icon44:
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Bah took out spare tire/ tools sparco non reclinable seats added weight with roll bar/ harness's. Thats whats planned anyway. Havnt picked up the second z yet.
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I recently checked again, I've shaved about 60lbs. =) Brings my car's weight below 3200!
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Originally Posted by o6black350z
WOW now u turned your Z into the super CAR!!! NOOO WAYY... whole 10lbs?!?!?!? man your car must be flying now!!!! ..... :icon22: .... never understand why people do that CRAP!.... wanna save weight? buy CF! get rid of ur doors! ur hood! ur trunk! ur EXTRA seat! leave one headlight in! get some nice 14 inch wheels! ... but please leave the spare tire alone!!!!
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dude... just lose weight from your body!
saves the money and saves your gas and will be bit fast! |
eff that .. even with AAA i'd leave the spare in there.. i don't want to wait forever fro AAA to show up.
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Dutchboy pwned that one lol.
APS tests drop about 40 pounds overall. planning on AAM Y-pipe and 3 inch single which will drop another 38 or so. spare and tools is 45. ACT clutch & prolite is about 20-ish pounds...batteries can drop 20-25 pounds, light weight pullies is 7 pounds....it can come off all over the place. and whoever the Aussie with Tomei headers is....well..I hate you. wish we got Tomei headers here.. |
I just weighed my car last night at a CAT truck scale that is gaurunteed to be correct and I weighed in at 3020 with out me in the car. Weight reductions is:
No front bumper support No windshield wiper fluid Engine Bay plastics removed Braille 6.3lb carbon fibre lightweight battery Underdrive pulleys Nismo Headers Resonated Test Pipes Nismo Y-Pipe 3' Single exhaust No floor matts or trunk matt No spare or tools rear hatch weight delete Rear wiper delete Front strut bar off (temporary) 1/4 tank of gas My car is an 03 track edition, my goal is low 2900's after I get new tires, RSR Ti2000 springs and do a few other small weight reduction items like remove the sub plate and rear tow hook. Nick |
i weigh about a Buck 35 before a take a dump. so already i have a 50 pound wight advantage against all of my friends.
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Originally Posted by rbfd
I just weighed my car last night at a CAT truck scale that is gaurunteed to be correct and I weighed in at 3020 with out me in the car.
Nice job shaving the pounds, BTW! |
Is there truth to these numbers...?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_350Z 2003-2005 Coupe: 3,188 lb (1,446 kg) (Base) 3,197 lb (1,450 kg) (Enth) 3,217 lb (1,459 kg) (Perf) 3,247 lb (1,473 kg) (Tour) 3,225 lb (1,463 kg) (Track) Roadster: 3,428 lb (1,555 kg) (Enth) 3,462 lb (1,570 kg) (Tour) 2006-2008 Coupe: 3,339 lb (1,515 kg) (Base) 3,346 lb (1,518 kg) (Enth) 3,400 lb (1,542 kg) (Tour) 3,404 lb (1,544 kg) (Grand) 3,353 lb (1,521 kg) (NISMO) Roadster: 3,580 lb (1,624 kg) (Enth) 3,600 lb (1,633 kg) (Tour) 3,602 lb (1,634 kg) (Grand) If so, I've only added to my DD 2004 base (3188 lb) model :icon22: -stereo/sound proofing, etc.... -BBK -LSD -larger spare for BBK I've been curious for a while, next road trip I'm putting her on a CAT scale. Zquicksilver |
Originally Posted by SpoilsofWar
You should throw a CF hatch on there, with a lexan window. I was amazed at how heavy the stock hatch was w/glass compared to my cf hatch w/lexan. That alone will take you to the low/mid 2900's.
Nice job shaving the pounds, BTW! Thanks, thats definately the next step, although I am having a hard time finding solid numbers on stock hatch w/glass vs. mastergrade CF hatch w/ lexan. I guess theres really only one way to find out. Nick |
I have no idea what the stock hatch weighs, but I would estimate it in the neighborhood of 100lbs with the glass.
My cf hatch w/ lexan window cant weigh more then 20. Those are both estimations, based on uninstalling and carrying the stock one, and assembling and carrying the cf one, but I'm telling you, the difference is extreme. |
Originally Posted by Zquicksilver
Is there truth to these numbers...?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_350Z 2003-2005 Coupe: 3,188 lb (1,446 kg) (Base) 3,197 lb (1,450 kg) (Enth) 3,217 lb (1,459 kg) (Perf) 3,247 lb (1,473 kg) (Tour) 3,225 lb (1,463 kg) (Track) Roadster: 3,428 lb (1,555 kg) (Enth) 3,462 lb (1,570 kg) (Tour) 2006-2008 Coupe: 3,339 lb (1,515 kg) (Base) 3,346 lb (1,518 kg) (Enth) 3,400 lb (1,542 kg) (Tour) 3,404 lb (1,544 kg) (Grand) 3,353 lb (1,521 kg) (NISMO) Roadster: 3,580 lb (1,624 kg) (Enth) 3,600 lb (1,633 kg) (Tour) 3,602 lb (1,634 kg) (Grand) If so, I've only added to my DD 2004 base (3188 lb) model :icon22: -stereo/sound proofing, etc.... -BBK -LSD -larger spare for BBK I've been curious for a while, next road trip I'm putting her on a CAT scale. Zquicksilver |
added about 150 pounds haha
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I'm sure three full kits of Dynamat Extreme have put me back to square one!
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