B16A2R
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Dear All,
Reducing the car overall weight is one of the cheapest way "increasing" the hp of the car.. i would like to share some ideas with you guys on justifying the lightening mods done. I m pretty sure an overall dieting like no a/c & p/s, CF hood& bonnet (maybe CF doors+fenders),plastic mirror,lightweight rims,stripped interiors (no back seats,spare tyre&tools) and what not could bring the car 'faster' due to less load.. but just out of curiosity, if the 'dieting' to be done "partially" how significant is the mods.
I saw a 9 in 'stock' condition taking out the rear seat+spare tyre&tools,carpets to shave some kgs. I was wondering how significant the improvement by doing this. Is it really justified or it is just not practical
cheers!!!
Reducing the car overall weight is one of the cheapest way "increasing" the hp of the car.. i would like to share some ideas with you guys on justifying the lightening mods done. I m pretty sure an overall dieting like no a/c & p/s, CF hood& bonnet (maybe CF doors+fenders),plastic mirror,lightweight rims,stripped interiors (no back seats,spare tyre&tools) and what not could bring the car 'faster' due to less load.. but just out of curiosity, if the 'dieting' to be done "partially" how significant is the mods.
I saw a 9 in 'stock' condition taking out the rear seat+spare tyre&tools,carpets to shave some kgs. I was wondering how significant the improvement by doing this. Is it really justified or it is just not practical
cheers!!!