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Old 04-26-2011, 09:40 AM
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Found another negative 10 more lbs over the lightweight Braille battery with the kronospark battery...
Old 06-29-2011, 05:41 PM
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I've just sat and read all of this. I earlier gutted all the plastics apart from dash and the above plastics to the sun visors. Over the weekend I'll be tackling the hood and A/C if I can find a belt.
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idk if this is dead or not! but can you just run an a/c delete belt, with the compressor still in place. that'll take strain off the engine, therefore helping with power/weight ratio... no?
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I don't think thatll make that much difference if any. When your A/C isnt running the clutch on the compressor isnt engaged so the pulley is just freewheeling. I don't think eliminating the freewheeling pulley is gonna do anything more.
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Originally Posted by murderedrsx
I don't think thatll make that much difference if any. When your A/C isnt running the clutch on the compressor isnt engaged so the pulley is just freewheeling. I don't think eliminating the freewheeling pulley is gonna do anything more.
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Good information on weight reduction
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Earlier in the thread someone mentioned that the stock exhaust was over 60#s.

I just removed and weighed mine. It's 51 pounds. I even used a second scale to confirm and got the exact same number.
Old 10-06-2011, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by turbo8765
Earlier in the thread someone mentioned that the stock exhaust was over 60#s.

I just removed and weighed mine. It's 51 pounds. I even used a second scale to confirm and got the exact same number.

The OP included his Cat in the exhaust weight I believe.
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stock cat felt to me heavier than 9 pounds...
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Stock cat is 12#

Stock cat + stock catback would be 63... Exactly what OP listed


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