How to get rid of DEAD WEIGHT?
#1
How to get rid of DEAD WEIGHT?
What are the top 10 ways, say, of lightening my 86 GT? I know there's lot sof stuff i can replace with lighter-weight replacement parts, but that's not what i'm after. what i'm wondering is, what would you take out of the car (other than the interior, which is out) that i might not have thought of to lighten her up (while still keeping her street legal)? eg: air conditioning is an obvious one; what else is a "waste of space" if i wanna reduce the load? i'd love to have a list of these things, with the approx weight each one represents. thanks guys
#4
dont pick up fat chicks either. heres a funny joke to go with the statement ( i hope some fat broad dosent read this and sue me ) a guy gets pulled over in his pick up by the rcmp. rc says "youve been pulled over under susspision of drunk driving " , guy says "why, is there a fat chick in the back? "
take out anything usless, like alot of members have already said, spare tire , sound deadner ect. are you planning on raceing or just wana lighten it up ?
take out anything usless, like alot of members have already said, spare tire , sound deadner ect. are you planning on raceing or just wana lighten it up ?
Last edited by tear u a new 1; 08-04-2007 at 05:22 PM.
#5
hey Tear U a new one:
this is a hobby car - will be on the street in good weather only, and will go to the track once or twice a summer to see what effect my mods have had/how i'm doing. no serious racing going to happen here.
i've actually taken out all those interior things - spare tire, jack, sound deadening. i've actually taken out all the seats (god those front seats weigh a god damn TON!!!!) gonna put in some plastic racing seats. what i'm really wondering is what can go under the hood, like A/C for example. is there anything else i don't need under there if she's not gonna be a daily driver?
thanks guys
steve
this is a hobby car - will be on the street in good weather only, and will go to the track once or twice a summer to see what effect my mods have had/how i'm doing. no serious racing going to happen here.
i've actually taken out all those interior things - spare tire, jack, sound deadening. i've actually taken out all the seats (god those front seats weigh a god damn TON!!!!) gonna put in some plastic racing seats. what i'm really wondering is what can go under the hood, like A/C for example. is there anything else i don't need under there if she's not gonna be a daily driver?
thanks guys
steve
#6
Believe it or not I have heard of people going at there cars with a 3" Hole saw and taking out material that is "Not Needed"
Why would you wanna do a weight reduction? spend the money into your car and buy H/C/I and a power adder S/Cer/Turbo/NOS??
Why would you wanna do a weight reduction? spend the money into your car and buy H/C/I and a power adder S/Cer/Turbo/NOS??
#8
hey Tear U a new one:
this is a hobby car - will be on the street in good weather only, and will go to the track once or twice a summer to see what effect my mods have had/how i'm doing. no serious racing going to happen here.
i've actually taken out all those interior things - spare tire, jack, sound deadening. i've actually taken out all the seats (god those front seats weigh a god damn TON!!!!) gonna put in some plastic racing seats. what i'm really wondering is what can go under the hood, like A/C for example. is there anything else i don't need under there if she's not gonna be a daily driver?
thanks guys
steve
this is a hobby car - will be on the street in good weather only, and will go to the track once or twice a summer to see what effect my mods have had/how i'm doing. no serious racing going to happen here.
i've actually taken out all those interior things - spare tire, jack, sound deadening. i've actually taken out all the seats (god those front seats weigh a god damn TON!!!!) gonna put in some plastic racing seats. what i'm really wondering is what can go under the hood, like A/C for example. is there anything else i don't need under there if she's not gonna be a daily driver?
thanks guys
steve