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![]() My bec car was 510 kg with a full tank of fuel, that was true weight on corner scales. I don't believe in going by power to weight ratios, a car weighing 5 tonnes and having 5000000 bhp aint going to handle but would have a good power to weight ratio.
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Rest assured if i had the cash I wouldnt be piddling round with lotus 7 replicas I would be on my way to the nearest Mclaren dealership. I often think though; they would be faster, more grip and quicker lap times BUT would it be any more fun ![]() I road fast bikes for about 10 years and have to confess that doing 170 mph isnt really for me! |
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![]() phew i was thinking as long as im under 750kg all in i would be happy
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![]() I've put together a little spreadsheet like this:
![]() I've weighed most of the parts and posted the weights on this forum a couple of years ago. The engine is the only component I sadly forgot to weigh, so the figure is a guesstimate based on some web searches. As you see, it's coming out at ~530 kg empty. I'm fairly certain the real figure is not very far off. The F/R distribution of the various items are just my guesstimates, but I think they paint a realistic picture altogether.
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![]() cornerweighted mine approx 52% rear 48% front even distribution.all up with fuel 690kg for a 30v6 alfa ,bm box
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