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Originally Posted by LunaZ My guess is the manufacturer publishes "dry" weights. No, the manufacturer is supposed to publish curb weight, which as posted before, is the weight of the
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No, the manufacturer is supposed to publish curb weight, which as posted before, is the weight of the car, it's fluids (including a full tank of gas), etc.
My Z06 was weighed by the LA DOTD and with 12 gallons of gas, it weighed 3180#. 1660# front, and 1700# rear. Published weight by GM is 3175#. It also has Lloyd floor-mats, which are legitimately heavy mats. I would say they added about 20# to my weight, because the Z06 does not come stock with a cargo mat, and that thing is big, and was heavy. The floormats had some heft to them as well. With a full tank of gas in that configuration, it would have weighed 3216. Without the mats, I can EASILY see it cutting in under 3200#. Being off by 20# is NOT! that bad for a factory spec. That is a margin of error of about 1%. This is the same as your 332bhp engine really being a 328.6bhp engine. Negligent. |
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