Post your weight
Jun 28, 2007 | 04:07 PM
#62
I'm really amazed at how much everyone's weight varries. I mean there have been several ECSB 2WD's on here and the weight is all over the place. Same thing with the RC's. It's like a Jenny Craig convention up in here.
I've asked for it before, but this just drives the point home, that we need a weight column on the FTL! Just because you say EC doesn't mean its heavier than a RC!
I've asked for it before, but this just drives the point home, that we need a weight column on the FTL! Just because you say EC doesn't mean its heavier than a RC!
Jun 28, 2007 | 04:19 PM
#64
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Originally Posted by vanillagorilla
I'm really amazed at how much everyone's weight varries. I mean there have been several ECSB 2WD's on here and the weight is all over the place. Same thing with the RC's. It's like a Jenny Craig convention up in here.
I've asked for it before, but this just drives the point home, that we need a weight column on the FTL! Just because you say EC doesn't mean its heavier than a RC!
I've asked for it before, but this just drives the point home, that we need a weight column on the FTL! Just because you say EC doesn't mean its heavier than a RC!
There is a weight column on there. I was the first to be on it.
Jun 28, 2007 | 05:20 PM
#70
Has anybody had thier truck on some "real" scales, like the ones they use to dial in crossweight and what not. You know, the 4 independent ones. I'm curious to see what the weight distribution is. I've heard 70/30 front/rear, but I don't know if that's true for all types of trucks.