my Teg @ the truck scale, how much is yours?
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I weighted my car on the truck scale including 25lbs of stuff in the car, 55 lbs gas in the fuel tank. My trunck is striped and I have no a/c, but the heavy turbo stuff. I am about 165 lbs
The scale showed 2687 lbs. Not bad at all imo, thats about 2442 lbs w/o me, trunck stuff and gas. This is less than in the car papers which is dry weight too. Now if I remove the engine oil and other stuff it will come down close to 2400lbs.
I guess an n/a ITR can come down to 2200lbs with light header, light exhaust, forged 15inchers like Spoons SW388 and some real bucket seat(s).
The scale showed 2687 lbs. Not bad at all imo, thats about 2442 lbs w/o me, trunck stuff and gas. This is less than in the car papers which is dry weight too. Now if I remove the engine oil and other stuff it will come down close to 2400lbs.
I guess an n/a ITR can come down to 2200lbs with light header, light exhaust, forged 15inchers like Spoons SW388 and some real bucket seat(s).
Right Front 806 32% Left Front 782 31%
Right Rear 461 18% Left Rear 455 18%
Front 1588 63%
Rear 916 37%
Total Wt. 2504
This is my car fully stripped, full tank of gas, roll bar (not cage), w/o driver (I am 155-160lbs).
Right Rear 461 18% Left Rear 455 18%
Front 1588 63%
Rear 916 37%
Total Wt. 2504
This is my car fully stripped, full tank of gas, roll bar (not cage), w/o driver (I am 155-160lbs).
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MiraiZ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">mine was about 2400lbs...full interior with a/c</TD></TR></TABLE>
What the #$%@?!
My junk was 2575, full interior, aircon, 1/8th tank of fuel, no mods.
What the #$%@?!
My junk was 2575, full interior, aircon, 1/8th tank of fuel, no mods.
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Half Tank of gas, full interior, AC
Total weight without driver: 2,510
Total weight with driver: 2,707
Corner weights with driver
LF: 885 RF: 818
LR: 539 RR: 467
Left-Right balance with driver
L: 1,424 (52.5%)
R: 1,285 (47.4%)
Front-Rear balance with driver
F: 1,703 (63%)
R: 1,006 (37%)
Total weight without driver: 2,510
Total weight with driver: 2,707
Corner weights with driver
LF: 885 RF: 818
LR: 539 RR: 467
Left-Right balance with driver
L: 1,424 (52.5%)
R: 1,285 (47.4%)
Front-Rear balance with driver
F: 1,703 (63%)
R: 1,006 (37%)
Ive always been curious, can you just go into a truck weigh station, roll on the scale and drive away? Is there anyone there to stop you, and do they care?
Also, how much does a gallon of gas weigh?
While we're at it, is there really a Santa Claus?
Also, how much does a gallon of gas weigh?
While we're at it, is there really a Santa Claus?
ironically, car weights are some of the most inaccurate figures to compare, especially those done at truck weighing scales. the accuracy of a truck scale is not as precise as it is meant to weigh a truck weighing several tons. furthermore, calibration errors and differences make it near impossible to compare weights measured at a truck scale
weights measured through corner balancing or actual race weighing scales are much more precise and comparable
incidentally, i measured the weight density of Chevron 94 octane gas before and found it was 1.608lbs/L. on a full tank for a DC2 (50L) that works out to 80.4lbs
weights measured through corner balancing or actual race weighing scales are much more precise and comparable
incidentally, i measured the weight density of Chevron 94 octane gas before and found it was 1.608lbs/L. on a full tank for a DC2 (50L) that works out to 80.4lbs
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Spikey »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">incidentally, i measured the weight density of Chevron 94 octane gas before and found it was 1.608lbs/L. on a full tank for a DC2 (50L) that works out to 80.4lbs</TD></TR></TABLE>
Interesting!
Thats a lot more than I expected.
Interesting!
Thats a lot more than I expected.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by newgsrdriver »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ive always been curious, can you just go into a truck weigh station, roll on the scale and drive away? Is there anyone there to stop you, and do they care?
Also, how much does a gallon of gas weigh?
While we're at it, is there really a Santa Claus?</TD></TR></TABLE>
When Ferrell, Chris93si, and myself weighed our cars, it cost us $8 a piece.
Also, how much does a gallon of gas weigh?
While we're at it, is there really a Santa Claus?</TD></TR></TABLE>
When Ferrell, Chris93si, and myself weighed our cars, it cost us $8 a piece.


