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The weight lost from a racing battery is much cheaper per pound than nearly any other weight reduction part you can purchase. The most expensive on my list is wheels. My own post of cost to weight reduced for S13 240's. This does apply as a general picture to many other cars too. http://nissanroadracing.com/showthread.php?t=2880 S14 driveshafts are very similar in weight as well.
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I was looking at Ed's twitter, but I didn't notice a reference to the US market. I guess it makes sense since the Japanese market weight is 2690, but I'd like solid confirmation.
(At 2770, it is, sadly, too heavy for me...) |
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With a full tank a drive (normal condition), it should be around 3,000 lb.
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Lightweight battery + lightweight seats + CF hood + CF trunk lid + cleaned up engine bay + aluminum driveshaft + forged wheels + coilovers = ~120 lbs of weight savings? I bet the doors are really heavy because of the safety regulations...
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You don't even need to do that, just drive with 1/4 tank of gas and you'll save about 40 lbs. Remove the spare tire/trunk organizer and you'll save another 30-40 lbs. But yes, with moderate weight reduction I can see this car under 2600 lbs.
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I would like to move the battery to the trunk, decent chunk of weight to remove off the nose, they should of done it from the beginning like BMW does
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are the FR-S standard wheels 16'' or 17''? I only ask as the BRZ appears to have 18''s in some of the reviews which makes me think base is 17'' and upgrade is 18'' as they appear to share the same wheels.
Wheels and tires can make a material difference in weight. I assume the FR-S will be lighter than the BRZ but I'm still seeing all kinds of weights thrown around on the reviews which makes me kinda nervous. |
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I'm a little late to the party, but being both a sucker for precise data and bored, I though this would be interesting:
![]() ![]() In case the image goes dead, it gives a verified weight of 1235kg (2 722lbs) for a RHD pre-FL euro-spec 86, with GPS / Leather / HIDs / etc. That's with all fluids and 50% of the tank. No luggage or driver. I was also wondering if anyone had data on the FL vs. non-FL weights? |
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& if you're wondering A model is the lightest one of all. |
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