Already thinking about stripping?! Sure I have seen below 900 on here somewhere, but that would obviously been to the extreme.
Weight saving on Cup | |
Standard weight - | 1021 |
Removed parts - | |
Front Seats (both) | 46 |
Rear bench | 4.6 |
Rear seat back | 9 |
Isofix bar - 2.3 | 2.3 |
Parcel Shelf | 2.05 |
Boot Carpet | 2.2 |
Spare Wheel | |
Toolkit | 3.5 |
Rear belts and Buckles | 2.35 |
Rear speaker panels | 3.5 |
Tailgate trim | 0.85 |
Trim covering rear seat belts | 1.4 |
lower boot trim | 0.7 |
Rear Strut cover carpets | 0.6 |
Intake manifold change | 4 |
Front Carpet and foam | 9 |
Carbon Canister | 4 |
Foglights | 3 |
Battery | 17 |
Steering wheel and airbags | 10 |
Sound deadening + tar | 10 |
Door Cards | 12 |
Added parts - | |
Bimarco Seats | 15 |
Safety harnesses | 3 |
Sabelt steering wheel | 4 |
Varley red top (25) | 7 |
Door trim (plastic) | 2 |
Stripped weight = | 903.95 |
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I seen that. ZS? What does the Clio need to weigh then? Under 1000kgs? That will be pretty easy, especially if its going to be a full out track car.I want to retire the Clio to track days and competitive events, I've found another car that's perfect for a daily and is ridiculously cheap but it has a braked towing limit of 1000kg I think the whole idea has been thwarted before it's even really started to be honest :/
That's pretty much the spec of mine bar the carpet, front doorcards and battery.
Weight saving on Cup
Standard weight - 1021 Removed parts - Front Seats (both) 46 Rear bench 4.6 Rear seat back 9 Isofix bar - 2.3 2.3 Parcel Shelf 2.05 Boot Carpet 2.2 Spare Wheel Toolkit 3.5 Rear belts and Buckles 2.35 Rear speaker panels 3.5 Tailgate trim 0.85 Trim covering rear seat belts 1.4 lower boot trim 0.7 Rear Strut cover carpets 0.6 Intake manifold change 4 Front Carpet and foam 9 Carbon Canister 4 Foglights 3 Battery 17 Steering wheel and airbags 10 Sound deadening + tar 10 Door Cards 12 Added parts - Bimarco Seats 15 Safety harnesses 3 Sabelt steering wheel 4 Varley red top (25) 7 Door trim (plastic) 2 Stripped weight = 903.95
Did this today, but a few are estimates. Hope it helps.............
I seen that. ZS? What does the Clio need to weigh then? Under 1000kgs? That will be pretty easy, especially if its going to be a full out track car.
That's pretty much the spec of mine bar the carpet, front doorcards and battery.
Mine has 1 Bimarco seat and currently weighing in with 1/4 of a tank at 960kg's
That's pretty much the spec of mine bar the carpet, front doorcards and battery.
Mine has 1 Bimarco seat and currently weighing in with 1/4 of a tank at 960kg's
Yes mate on a weigh bridge, however my cup does have air con so take 20 kgs off the 960 figure if you don't have it.On a weigh bridge? I'm out a little then! lol
I want to retire the Clio to track days and competitive events, I've found another car that's perfect for a daily and is ridiculously cheap but it has a braked towing limit of 1000kg
I think the whole idea has been thwarted before it's even really started to be honest :/
My BJT Clubman for the clio is also 500KG's they certainly aren't light if you get a decent sized one and twin axle although mine is the HD so that add's 50KG!That's quite a trailer you've got if it weights 500kg.
As I stated above, the kind of trailer I'd be looking at weighs around 275kg.
Takes a lot of drilling to get to that figure.
Going off subject, what's it like to live with in the summer with the polycarb windows? Can imagine it would get like an oven, i'm in 2 minds as to if i want to do it...Mines polycarbed and caged but Ive still got door cards in and dash. Will stick it on the weigh bridge at work if it's on tomorrow.
Going off subject, what's it like to live with in the summer with the polycarb windows? Can imagine it would get like an oven, i'm in 2 minds as to if i want to do it...