Subject	Old weight: TT with no weight reductions and 1/4 tank of
Posted by	B-Ster on March 06, 2003 at 8:38 AM
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In Reply To	Lightest street Z32? posted by Janders on March 05, 2003 at 11:31 PM
Message	gas for 3,500 lbs. We now have a lighter exhaust, HICAS and all lines removed, CF driveshaft, CF clutch (not sure if any weight savings here), Recaro seats, AIV's removed, weight in the hatch, as well as a few other minor items. We also plan on removing the spare and the jack. We hope for 3,250 at this point. Other than that, we will be adding a titanium cat back and test pipe setup as well as aluminum bodied coil overs. This should get us very close to 3,200 lbs. The power to weight should be exceptional. Bryan
Follow Ups	Lightest street Z32? - Janders 23:31:08 03/05/03 uhm, seats are big, weight in the trunk lid - down5hift 23:39:31 03/05/03 I know what you can remove... - Janders 00:12:30 03/06/03 I'm going to be doing some interesting stuff with CF.. - Stefen 03:59:04 03/06/03 Get back on the street corner! *Bitch Slap* - Atti2de 23:46:48 03/05/03 pig (n/m) - Spee 00:10:00 03/06/03 That's it..you're going back on the 'rock and cock' diet - Janders 00:14:51 03/06/03 Old weight: TT with no weight reductions and 1/4 tank of - B-Ster 08:38:17 03/06/03 Weight in hatch? Tell me more... (n/m) - Kenny (10 psi) 09:02:25 03/06/03 There is a small weight in the lid of your rear hatch above - B-Ster 09:39:04 03/06/03 The only problem is that most of the weight is coming from>> - Zster (QuickZilver) 10:30:22 03/06/03 The weight reductions have been more off the rear, but that - B-Ster 11:01:02 03/06/03 you didn't toss any of the wire loom mounting brackets? (n/m) - Janders 22:37:43 03/06/03 is that even worth it? (n/m) - CaptanZap 11:39:14 03/06/03 For me, the 5 min's was worth the 5 lbs; small things add up (n/m) - B-Ster 22:23:39 03/06/03 wow, -10% isn't bad (n/m) - Janders 22:35:30 03/06/03 Carl Merritt i think got down to 3000 lbs - CaptanZap 11:25:17 03/06/03 how much is lbs in kg >> - Thompa(The Swede) 13:07:02 03/06/03 Re: how much is lbs in kg >> - Thompa(The Swede) 13:17:22 03/06/03 2.2 lbs = 1 kg (n/m) - TTony 13:22:01 03/06/03 I remember seeing a slicktop @ 3000, but not a 2+2 - Janders 22:30:12 03/06/03 How to trim the fat ( lots of weight reduction ideas here ) - Spiff187 14:08:17 03/06/03 no one mentioned these - govaardz(Aruba) 14:48:58 03/06/03
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