How much does a b18c1 wieght w/o tranny
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Re: How much does a b18c1 wieght w/o tranny (john d)
My guess would be around 300 lbs... just a guess, though.
I know a fully assembled H22 w/ tranny is a little over 400 lbs, and I think a B-series tranny is around 85 lbs.
I know a fully assembled H22 w/ tranny is a little over 400 lbs, and I think a B-series tranny is around 85 lbs.
Will you make something up for me please?
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Re: How much does a b18c1 wieght w/o tranny (PatrickGSR94)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PatrickGSR94 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My guess would be around 300 lbs... just a guess, though.
I know a fully assembled H22 w/ tranny is a little over 400 lbs, and I think a B-series tranny is around 85 lbs.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I would assume the same. After messing with a few H22 swaps, I saw that the full H22 swap was only about 15-20lbs more than a B-series.
Doing the math:
400 - 85 = 315 (For the H22 without a tranny)
315 - 15 or 20 = 295 to 300 or so pounds.
Yes, the H22 tranny is just about the same as the B-series one. At least it felt that way when it was balanced on my chest during the swap
~300lbs
I know a fully assembled H22 w/ tranny is a little over 400 lbs, and I think a B-series tranny is around 85 lbs.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I would assume the same. After messing with a few H22 swaps, I saw that the full H22 swap was only about 15-20lbs more than a B-series.
Doing the math:
400 - 85 = 315 (For the H22 without a tranny)
315 - 15 or 20 = 295 to 300 or so pounds.
Yes, the H22 tranny is just about the same as the B-series one. At least it felt that way when it was balanced on my chest during the swap
~300lbs
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