I weighed the RS today
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Originally Posted by JFT
Weight was 1,393kg with around 85 liters of fuel. This is a non-PCCB car with very few options.
are the official Porsche figures for a wet or dry car ??
how much would that fuel weigh ??
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G.
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Originally Posted by GlennMc
are the official Porsche figures for a wet or dry car ??
how much would that fuel weigh ??
Cheers
G.
how much would that fuel weigh ??
Cheers
G.
Fuel is lighter than water, but not sure by how much. Around 80%?
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Porsches figures are 1375kg Unladen weight for the RS.
from DMV California website
The "unladen weight" of a vehicle is the weight equipped and ready for operation on the road including the body, fenders, oil in motor, radiator full of water, with five gallons of gasoline or equivalent weight of other motor fuel
Five gallons is 19 litres. And I think Porsche's weight of 1375kg is for a PCCB car and JFT's has steel breaks. So finally we all know that Porsche's figures ARE accurate.
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from DMV California website
The "unladen weight" of a vehicle is the weight equipped and ready for operation on the road including the body, fenders, oil in motor, radiator full of water, with five gallons of gasoline or equivalent weight of other motor fuel
Five gallons is 19 litres. And I think Porsche's weight of 1375kg is for a PCCB car and JFT's has steel breaks. So finally we all know that Porsche's figures ARE accurate.
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Originally Posted by RR
Porsches figures are 1375kg Unladen weight for the RS.
from DMV California website
The "unladen weight" of a vehicle is the weight equipped and ready for operation on the road including the body, fenders, oil in motor, radiator full of water, with five gallons of gasoline or equivalent weight of other motor fuel
Five gallons is 19 litres. And I think Porsche's weight of 1375kg is for a PCCB car and JFT's has steel breaks. So finally we all know that Porsche's figures ARE accurate.
R
R
from DMV California website
The "unladen weight" of a vehicle is the weight equipped and ready for operation on the road including the body, fenders, oil in motor, radiator full of water, with five gallons of gasoline or equivalent weight of other motor fuel
Five gallons is 19 litres. And I think Porsche's weight of 1375kg is for a PCCB car and JFT's has steel breaks. So finally we all know that Porsche's figures ARE accurate.
R
R
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One gallon of gas weighs 6.25lbs. One litre of gasoline weighs 1.64lbs.
85L-19L=66L 66x1.64=108.24
So JTF's car with 19L of fuel weighs (Unladen weight) 2962.76lbs or 1346kg, which is lighter than what Porsche's prints as the GT3RS's Unladen weight.
85L-19L=66L 66x1.64=108.24
So JTF's car with 19L of fuel weighs (Unladen weight) 2962.76lbs or 1346kg, which is lighter than what Porsche's prints as the GT3RS's Unladen weight.
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Originally Posted by zellamsee
This is fascinating -- if this is true, why is the regular GT3 (at least in the US) so much heavier? Could the mandatory sunroof really weight that much?
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Ok JTF you must be right about the standard equipment.
Yeah it has to be the sunroof.
But I also remember someone else saying that the US cars have an extra aluminum bumber behind the rear bumber, and perhaps on the front bumber as well.
Yeah it has to be the sunroof.
But I also remember someone else saying that the US cars have an extra aluminum bumber behind the rear bumber, and perhaps on the front bumber as well.
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Originally Posted by JFT
Weight was 1,393kg with around 85 liters of fuel. This is a non-PCCB car with very few options.
Can you please confirm you have an Euro version 997 GT3 RS?
Based on the fuel weight for Sunoco 93, your car hit the scale at:
2,925 lbs with no fuel.
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3,065 lbs with almost a full ROW tank (22.5 gallons out of 23.77 gallons). The US versions come with the smaller 17.7 gallons fuel tank.
Do you have the Rollbar or Full Cage?
Carbon Seats?
Plexi Rear Window?
Thanks
p.s. I'm shocked! The US GT3 RS could be under 2,950 lbs with no fuel and iron brakes.
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Originally Posted by NJ-GT
JFT,
Can you please confirm you have an Euro version 997 GT3 RS?
Based on the fuel weight for Sunoco 93, your car hit the scale at:
2,925 lbs with no fuel.
3,065 lbs with almost a full ROW tank (22.5 gallons out of 23.77 gallons). The US versions come with the smaller 17.7 gallons fuel tank.
Do you have the Rollbar or Full Cage?
Carbon Seats?
Plexi Rear Window?
Thanks
p.s. I'm shocked! The US GT3 RS could be under 2,950 lbs with no fuel and iron brakes.
Can you please confirm you have an Euro version 997 GT3 RS?
Based on the fuel weight for Sunoco 93, your car hit the scale at:
2,925 lbs with no fuel.
![jumper](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/jumper.gif)
3,065 lbs with almost a full ROW tank (22.5 gallons out of 23.77 gallons). The US versions come with the smaller 17.7 gallons fuel tank.
Do you have the Rollbar or Full Cage?
Carbon Seats?
Plexi Rear Window?
Thanks
p.s. I'm shocked! The US GT3 RS could be under 2,950 lbs with no fuel and iron brakes.