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Old Mar 29, 2003 | 02:46 PM
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Alot of us are pulling parts off our cars often, most of us probably have a reasonably accurate scale in our homes. It would be useful if whenever you pull a part off your car, before trashing, replacing, or selling it, please weigh it. Then post the result along with a description of the part including which type of FC it is for etc.



This shold get pinned or something so it can become an FC part weight archive of sorts, very useful for those of us trying to get our cars light without pulling everything out and weighing it.



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Old Mar 30, 2003 | 10:50 AM
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so it more accurate than "my washer bottle weighs a ton"?



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Old Mar 30, 2003 | 11:09 AM
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ill start..

series five turbo two..



aws solenoid .. ounces

air pump with bracket .. 8lbs

air control valve with solenoids .. 1.5 lbs



weighed with bathroom scale... not completely accurate

but better than rough estimation..
Old Mar 30, 2003 | 01:13 PM
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87-88 Turbo and manifold = 33.6lbs



87 TII wheels = between 25 and 29lbs



89-91 TII/GTUs wheels = 17lbs even



complete A/C system including hoses and condenser = 58lbs!



stock turbo 2 exhaust system = pending
Old Mar 31, 2003 | 10:27 AM
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Fc3s-pro.com has part weights.
Old Apr 3, 2003 | 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by relisys190' date='Mar 30 2003, 08:52 PM
anyone know how much wieght i've dropped by removing the P/S and A/c Assembly?



I know it was alot. I mean damn. I almost couldnt lift the whole thing out my self



I'll get some pics of it in a bit. So much cleaner (and alot more room to work too)
I dont know about the power steering, but the A/C system alone I weighed at 58lbs. I'm guessing its close to 100lbs together?
Old Apr 4, 2003 | 02:14 PM
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1989 GTUs rims (two measured): used, both include valve stems and balancing weights = 17.10# / 17.05#

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GAB 16"x7" rims: new, silver, normal center, +32mm offset = 15.20#

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1987 Turbo II stock pre-cat - used, O2 sensor attached = 13.50#

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1987 non-turbo stock exhaust manifold - used = 16.75#

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1987 Turbo II stock spare tire and rim - 24.85#

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1987 Turbo II stock turbo: used, dirty, NO lines except for rubber lines on wastegate = 21.70#

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Aluminum flywheel: used, stamped "MI" (Mueller Industry/Midway Industry?), NO counterweight, NO fasteners = 10.25#

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1987 Turbo II stock flywheels (two measured): used, NO fasteners = 27.55# / 27.40#

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1987 Turbo II stock front brake rotor: used, 10.9" (Mazda spec, NOT measured), rotor width measured at 5 different positions (5 lug positions) average 21.174mm (actual measured are 21.16mm, 21.18mm, 21.19mm, 21.18mm, 21.16mm; +/- 0.1mm) [Note: Mazda spec new is 22.00mm], used = 12.25#

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K2RD Stage 1 brake kit rotor: 12.19" x 1.25", new, two piece steel rotor with aluminum hat, fasteners (safety wired) included = 11.40#

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Racing Beat 3" downpipe: used, NO fasteners = 6.50#

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Nippon Denso AC compressor: used, dirty, no fittings but black plastic caps on valves attached = 14.90#

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1987 Turbo II stock steel hood: used, windshield spray nozzles and hoses attached, all underhood insulation and front rubber flaps attached, 5A blue paint = 51.85#

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1987 Turbo II stock aluminum hood: used, NO windshield spray nozzles or hoses, all underhood insulation and front rubber flaps attached, hood stripped (NO primer base) and repainted yellow = 29.20#



Series 4 NA MT Tranny, used (bellhousing, tranny, shifter): 77#

Series 4 TII MT Tranny, used (bellhousing, tranny, shifter): 96#

Just shifter: about 1#



Spearco 2-248 FMIC w/end tanks: 19.5#





Also, some front end measurements (taken quickly with a tape measure, so they are not exact):



Series 4 radiator inlet: 72 sq in

Series 5 radiator inlet: 87 sq in



Series 4 brake duct inlet: 10 sq in each

Series 5 brake duct inlet: 30 sq in each



89 Hatch (glass, frame, defrost wire leads, tint, no struts): 48.5#

88 TII 10AE Hatch (glass, repainted frame, wiper & motor, no struts): 50#



Stolen from ReTed and Evil Aviator: Rx7club
Old Apr 9, 2003 | 11:42 AM
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Sound Deadening Tar: ~22lbs.

That's all I've weighed so far.
Old Apr 18, 2003 | 11:52 AM
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4-piston front brake caliper 5lbs. 13oz.

(minus pads and assoc pad hardware)

For reference, the Wilwood billet dynalite 4 piston caliper weighs 2.5lbs. (according to their website)
Old Apr 18, 2003 | 10:42 PM
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Well, since I have no life, I took the a/c off the TII today and weighed it . I had roughly 15 lbs. for the compressor, 10 for the front cooler, lines, and 2 pounds for the little fan in front of the cooler.



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