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I just weighed my CS on the scale at work used for outgoing trucks.
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I weighed my car yesterday at the track on the PCA club race certified scale and with 1/2 tank of gas and no driver it came in at 3024 pounds. Pretty good I thought. Then when I get home I pick up the new Excellence and there is a story about the 2.7
Cayman
vs. the old 2.7
911
RS and they weighed their
Cayman
at over 3150 lbs. Doesn't seem right.
Anyone else weigh their car on an accurate scale and have results to share?
fmarshall the car in the Excellence article also had 1/2 tank of gas.
What was different between our cars
1) I have more options = more weight
2) I have
GT3
seats vs factory = less weight
3) I have track wheels and tires = less weight
4) I have added harness bar and harness = more weight
I cannot see any way that I've shed 150lbs from my
Cayman
vs. what Excellence weighed their car at.
My completely stock CS weighed 3032# with about a half tank; 3087# full. The car was as I would drive it on track or at autox (empty of loose items). I have only performance options;
PASM
, Chrono, sport seats, and wheel, etc.
My '07 CS weighs a porky 3,100 with 5/8 tank of gas, full stock interior including manual sport seats, plus harness bar, fire extinguisher, 19' carerra sport wheels,
PASM
, SC, TPMS, etc. No heated seats, no NAV, no rear wiper, no
BOSE
.
don't know how much my car weighs but i decided to push it ten feet today on flat ground because i was too lazy to get back in and start it up and i was amazed how easy it rolled. it felt like it weighed nothing at all. i didn't even have to push hard.
i weighed my car at roebling road (savannah, ga). it actually weighed each quadrant of the car. i lost the paper with all the numbers. i remember i was surprised that it weighed 3148 (hoping for less). i do not remember how much gas it had at the time, i think the tank was full. i also recall that the driver rear quad was the heaviest. i just got my car back (see "got crushed from behind") with the euro bumber without bumperettes and without the supports behind the bumperettes so i hope i just shed a few pounds.
essaam: Could you provide some details on the Euro bumper? Through whom did you get it? Any hassles (Insurance - National Highway Safety Admin - local police)? Approximate cost? How installed?
Hope this is only a "thread intrusion", not a "hijack."
I just weighed my CS on the scale at work used for outgoing trucks. The scale was just certified a couple of weeks ago so it should be both accurate and precise.
3058 pounds with 6-spd, 18" wheels, power seats,
PASM
,
Sport Chrono
, and a full tank of gas. No aftermarket mods (yet).
