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Old 10-27-2010, 10:44 PM   #1
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I hate when people take out their plastic interior and NOTHING else and say "its a drift car, needs to be light" those plastics weight less than 2 pounds and make your car look good inside. My Coupe weighed in at around 2500 or so, full interior minus the sound tar. Everything else stock with sr20.
That stuff adds up. I thought it didn't matter that much until I put all that crap in a big box and weighed it. I think all the interior from the rear seats back was ~70-80 lbs. 4 lbs here, 6 lbs there - it all adds up when you take a lot of it out.


When comparing my weight to yours, don't forget mine has stuff that makes it work better as a track car like bigger brakes, an oil cooler, cool shirt setup, 50+ lb roll bar, big ass wing and splitter etc. Take all that out and I know I'm in the low-mid 2400's, and my car looks fairly "stock" on the inside.
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