weight reduction
#3
RE: weight reduction
Is it a daily driver or track car? for a daily, no. for a track car, it can be worth it.
On a daily, going w/ aluminum heads saves you 60 #'s, tubular k-member and a-arms save 40 #'s, remove back seat and buckles/straps saves 40 #'s...... that's just basic stuff, though.
On a daily, going w/ aluminum heads saves you 60 #'s, tubular k-member and a-arms save 40 #'s, remove back seat and buckles/straps saves 40 #'s...... that's just basic stuff, though.
#4
RE: weight reduction
Have any of you guys taken out the padding under the carpet that covers up the spare tire and stuff in the trunk area of a hatch back. I think Im going to tear mine out and lay in a piece of plywood instead b/c that sh*% has to way a ton, plus it holds moisture.
#5
RE: weight reduction
^ I can't imagine it weighs that much more than plywood. They say 100lbs is worth a tenth in the quarter. I know if I gut mine to make it faster, I would have to take out a lot to make it worth it. That is why I don't bother, I will just go on a diet ....
#6
RE: weight reduction
Convert to manual steering, saves 35# and you no longer have a pump being driven off the engine.......
Put battery in trunk, don't save weight but move 1% of weight to rear wheels.
Most 5.0's had like 58% of weight on front wheels......
Put battery in trunk, don't save weight but move 1% of weight to rear wheels.
Most 5.0's had like 58% of weight on front wheels......
#10
RE: weight reduction
ummm.........what happens if u wreck? Not that worth it to me for all of that
ORIGINAL: Grandmaster
Fiberglass hood, no metel behind bumper covers front and rear, no backseat, spare, subs, speakers. No inner fender lining. Got my car down to 2800 with a 1/4 tank of gas no driver.
Fiberglass hood, no metel behind bumper covers front and rear, no backseat, spare, subs, speakers. No inner fender lining. Got my car down to 2800 with a 1/4 tank of gas no driver.