weight question
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weight question
does anyone know the stock weights for a 1991 civic dx hatch and a 1995 civic dx coupe? these are the two bodies i'm looking at. the 95 is a complete shell (minus front and rear bumpers) for like $250. The 91 i'm going to have to find as i don't currently have a lead on one...
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weight question
Thanks for that tip:
the 1995 2 door coupe is 2231
the 1991 2 door hatch is 2165
so in real world numbers how much of a difference is 66 pounds going to make? when i build it up i'm going to be shaving even more weight (rims, body kit, interior, and a carbon fiber hood) so what would you do? start off with the lighter car? that's what i'm thinking. plus the 1991 hatchback is a pretty sexy car i think....
the 1995 2 door coupe is 2231
the 1991 2 door hatch is 2165
so in real world numbers how much of a difference is 66 pounds going to make? when i build it up i'm going to be shaving even more weight (rims, body kit, interior, and a carbon fiber hood) so what would you do? start off with the lighter car? that's what i'm thinking. plus the 1991 hatchback is a pretty sexy car i think....
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weight question
I dont know what you mean by "real world numbers" but i know that they say for every 100lbs you shave off, its a tenth off your 1/4 mile time.
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Special #4
http://www.civic4g.com/index.php/home/frontapgespecial
Vid
11.7@120 on 9psi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajJVqHnz ... annel_page

321whp@8.5psi
Special #4
http://www.civic4g.com/index.php/home/frontapgespecial
Vid
11.7@120 on 9psi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajJVqHnz ... annel_page

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civicjdmb16a - L4 - Forced Induction

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weight question
My owners manual says that my cx is 1850. Also if you need to know. the 88 to 91 civics had the best power to weight ratio in its class for the years of production and civics have been gradually gaining weight over the generations.
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i read an old H-T thread that had such numbers....
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=403871#4156615
not sure if they are 100% legit but it should help you out.
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=403871#4156615
not sure if they are 100% legit but it should help you out.
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funkified - Registered User

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weight question
go to the junk yard with a weight scale
drive onto it
theyll tell you the weight
then go home and weigh yourself
add weight to car weight
drive onto it
theyll tell you the weight
then go home and weigh yourself
add weight to car weight
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weight question
"siR in progress" wrote:then go home and weigh yourself
add weight to car weight
Don't you mean subtract? :lol:
just messing with you bud
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Ci\/iC - L1 - DPFI

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weight question
you can do it either way
weigh yourself and the car then subtract you
or weigh yourself out of the car and add your weight
weigh yourself and the car then subtract you
or weigh yourself out of the car and add your weight
siR anyone?
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