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Old Feb 29, 2008, 10:11 AM
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BR EVO X, weight information.

I started weighing and comparing some things this morning. I don't have a huge list compiled yet but will work on it as I go. I will keep updating this. We are using our digital corner scales to measure each part.

STOCK PARTS

Muffler only, 29 pounds
Catback pipe, 14 pounds
**Catback complete weighs in at 43 pounds
Stock cat, 15 pounds
Stock air box, 9.7 pounds
Stock upper i/c pipe, 3 pounds
Stock spare tire and hold down bolt, 41 pounds
Stock wood panels and carpet in the trunk, 8 pounds
Jack and tools, 6 pounds
Stock FMIC, 12 pounds
Stock battery, 35 pounds
Stock battery tray, tie down and bolts, 2.5 pounds
Stock lower i/c pipe, 3 pounds
Vibration damper (located behind stock FMIC) 3 pounds

BUSCHUR RACING AFTERMARKET PARTS

BR True Dual 304 grade SS, 3" catback, 20 pounds (23 pounds lighter than stock)
BR offroad pipe, 5 pounds
BR air filter kit, 1.5 pounds
BR lightweight battery kit with aluminum tray, 14 pounds
BR upper i/c pipe kit, 7.2 pounds
BR lower i/c pipe kit, 6.7 pounds

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Old Feb 29, 2008, 10:27 AM
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looks good, dang i didn't know the spare tire and bolts weighed that much.
i like it when i see an after market part that adds power and loses weight.
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wow...nearly 150 lbs off...nice job DB!
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171.7 Lbs!!!! Geez, awesome work guys! Stocker parts are heavy huh?!
Old Feb 29, 2008, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by CtSilver03Evo
171.7 Lbs!!!! Geez, awesome work guys! Stocker parts are heavy huh?!
Well realistically hes not taking all that weight off since parts do have to be put back on. Shaves a few pounds here and there
Old Feb 29, 2008, 11:47 AM
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Awesome list, thats some pretty sweet and easy weight saving mods...
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Originally Posted by EVIL_EVO_VIII
Well realistically hes not taking all that weight off since parts do have to be put back on. Shaves a few pounds here and there
Ahh.. just cross-referenced stock/aftermarket parts. You're right. They're still shaving close to 150Lbs though I think. Not too shabby.
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Can't count the FMIC and IC Pipe as there was no weight given for there replacements so it works out to around 114lbs saved.
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Any ballpark figures, for the weight of the BR FMIC?
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The savings is much smaller than you guys are coming up with. The aftermarket parts have to be subtracted from the stock parts.
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
The savings is much smaller than you guys are coming up with. The aftermarket parts have to be subtracted from the stock parts.
exactly my point
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Very informative post, thank you I still get about 109lbs even adding your parts back in, minus whatever your intercooler weighs.
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This is going to be a tough car to get very light without cutting it up. It really needs some weight taken out of it.

Our FMIC core is going to be heavy. I am using a large core in the car and should have it in there next week.
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Can we get a sticky with this information saved please?
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It's a sticky on our site PDX, www.buschurracing.com Just go to the forums and then to the EVO X section.


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