What is the dry weight of a 87 951.
04-09-2005, 10:44 PM
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Dry weight? How are you going to dry it? Hold it upside down and shake???
Lots of good info here: http://vista.pca.org/stl//944opt.htm
Anyone know whatever became of Ben McDaniels, the guy that created this original WaleTail website???
Lots of good info here: http://vista.pca.org/stl//944opt.htm
Anyone know whatever became of Ben McDaniels, the guy that created this original WaleTail website???
04-11-2005, 12:16 AM
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Dry weight is one of those thinsg I hate.
Dray can be without fuel. Without any liquids. Sometimes things like batteries are also left out on dry weights as are accesories.
I am not sure why you want dry weight. What typically matter is the real weight of your vehicle. Just drive you car to a track with scales and have it weighed. You can also get close by going to a rock yard (a place that sell rock and soil) and using their scales.
-Dana
Dray can be without fuel. Without any liquids. Sometimes things like batteries are also left out on dry weights as are accesories.
I am not sure why you want dry weight. What typically matter is the real weight of your vehicle. Just drive you car to a track with scales and have it weighed. You can also get close by going to a rock yard (a place that sell rock and soil) and using their scales.
-Dana
04-11-2005, 01:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Danno
Anyone know whatever became of Ben McDaniels, the guy that created this original WaleTail website???