My weight reduction
carpets, door panels, rear deck, the headrest on them, the speakers, all the interior pieces, for the actual racing you could remove the headlights, drain the washer fluid, not have a full tank of gas
and if you could safely remove the rear seatbelt assemblies that would probably take out another 25 lbs.
and if you could safely remove the rear seatbelt assemblies that would probably take out another 25 lbs.
it is not that hard to remove a carpet
just took these from what i had laying around the garage since coming back from zzp.
3" stainless catback w/o muffler. 25.8lbs(i run a vband turn down off the downpipe)
AC compressor. 10.6lbs
AC condensor and hvac lines. 14.4
front bumper support/crash bar. 10.4lbs
3" stainless catback w/o muffler. 25.8lbs(i run a vband turn down off the downpipe)
AC compressor. 10.6lbs
AC condensor and hvac lines. 14.4
front bumper support/crash bar. 10.4lbs
14.4 bone stock at 98 lol 2.2 60ft
i dont drive this car often but i do have track experience with other vehicles
currently i have 2.8/60s ported s/c, ported throttle body every coolant mod, all exhaust mods, ttr stop mounts and im running 17 inch rims. i say a PERFECT run i can get a 13.3
drag math says for every 100 pounds is a .125, so thats where i get 12.9 from
i dont drive this car often but i do have track experience with other vehicles
currently i have 2.8/60s ported s/c, ported throttle body every coolant mod, all exhaust mods, ttr stop mounts and im running 17 inch rims. i say a PERFECT run i can get a 13.3
drag math says for every 100 pounds is a .125, so thats where i get 12.9 from
if you could only pull a 2.2 60' on stock power. i don't see a 12.9 happening. or a 13.3 honestly. and every 100lbs is not .125 seconds. its probably more like .06
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