Current race weights on S2000s
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Originally Posted by SC_Highlander,Jun 8 2010, 07:20 PM
My FP car was 2401 on the scales at Nationals last fall, with about 3/4ths of a tank of gas. Between filling it up and putting the rear swaybar back on, it went up to 2429 on day two. I should have it back together and right around 2300 in the next few weeks.
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2570 stripped other than sound deadening d side carpet , still have glass, door panels power windows , I would like to be around 2400 . you lighter cars how are you doingg it what exhaust header intake , sway bars you running ?
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Here goes:
2,707# with 215# driver and aprox 6 gallons of gas. Stripped, full cage, FRP replica hard top, heater still works but no A/C. A few more # can come out but still need fire system to go in later down the road.
Corner Weights:
727# ----------------- 658#
696# ----------------- 628#
2,707# with 215# driver and aprox 6 gallons of gas. Stripped, full cage, FRP replica hard top, heater still works but no A/C. A few more # can come out but still need fire system to go in later down the road.
Corner Weights:
727# ----------------- 658#
696# ----------------- 628#
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Originally Posted by az3ar,Jun 25 2010, 09:58 PM
How did you get to that weight... can you give me a little insight... thanks
removed:
front bumper beam
ac condensor, compressor, and lines
cruise control
all interior plastics, carpet, dash, rear bulkhead, trunk interior trim
soft top mechanism
washer bottle
headlight ballasts
front fender liners
window motors and glass
heater core & blower box
catalytic converter (replaced w/ test pipe)
rear swaybar
gutted:
doors
hood
headlights
exhaust -- cut stock at 'Y' and welded single pipe back to a fart can.
replaced:
seats (kirkey aluminum on home-built steel mounts)
steering wheel, hub & quick release
header (berk)
front swaybar (saner)
added:
hard dog rollbar
home-built aluminum 10-inch rear spoiler (AKA 'the airbrake')
I was running 4 ap2 rear wheels with 275/40/17 hoosiers and 5mm spacers in the front. I also had 3/4ths of a tank of gas (stock tank), and the hardtop was off of the car.
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Originally Posted by SC_Highlander,Jun 27 2010, 05:59 PM
No problem, off the top of my head, to get to 2400 I did the following:
removed:
front bumper beam
ac condensor, compressor, and lines
cruise control
all interior plastics, carpet, dash, rear bulkhead, trunk interior trim
soft top mechanism
washer bottle
headlight ballasts
front fender liners
window motors and glass
heater core & blower box
catalytic converter (replaced w/ test pipe)
rear swaybar
gutted:
doors
hood
headlights
exhaust -- cut stock at 'Y' and welded single pipe back to a fart can.
replaced:
seats (kirkey aluminum on home-built steel mounts)
steering wheel, hub & quick release
header (berk)
front swaybar (saner)
added:
hard dog rollbar
home-built aluminum 10-inch rear spoiler (AKA 'the airbrake')
I was running 4 ap2 rear wheels with 275/40/17 hoosiers and 5mm spacers in the front. I also had 3/4ths of a tank of gas (stock tank), and the hardtop was off of the car.
removed:
front bumper beam
ac condensor, compressor, and lines
cruise control
all interior plastics, carpet, dash, rear bulkhead, trunk interior trim
soft top mechanism
washer bottle
headlight ballasts
front fender liners
window motors and glass
heater core & blower box
catalytic converter (replaced w/ test pipe)
rear swaybar
gutted:
doors
hood
headlights
exhaust -- cut stock at 'Y' and welded single pipe back to a fart can.
replaced:
seats (kirkey aluminum on home-built steel mounts)
steering wheel, hub & quick release
header (berk)
front swaybar (saner)
added:
hard dog rollbar
home-built aluminum 10-inch rear spoiler (AKA 'the airbrake')
I was running 4 ap2 rear wheels with 275/40/17 hoosiers and 5mm spacers in the front. I also had 3/4ths of a tank of gas (stock tank), and the hardtop was off of the car.
Thanks