YOUR RESEARCHOEM Taco vs steel weight ?
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I've been trolling through various weight reduction threads but can't find an answer to the question of the weight difference between the OEM engine cover and the Mk1 Aero wing / taco wing. Anyone know the answer ?
My guess is ~20 lbs. The OEM is metal, with motor assemble, etc. The Taco wing is not metal and no electronics.
I've found that the OEM GT3 wing weighs 8lbs, so if someone can weigh a standard engine cover with its electrics/spoiler attached that would be handy to answer the question.
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