Wagon weight?
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Wagon weight?
Does anyone know the kerb weight on a MY99 classic turbo wagon????
Ive borrowed one of those performance measuring gizzmos but need to put the cars weight in to get proper readings.
(like I need a little plastic box to tell me its fekin quick ;-)
Cheers
Father Ted.
Ive borrowed one of those performance measuring gizzmos but need to put the cars weight in to get proper readings.
(like I need a little plastic box to tell me its fekin quick ;-)
Cheers
Father Ted.
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Originally Posted by Father Ted
Does anyone know the kerb weight on a MY99 classic turbo wagon????
Ive borrowed one of those performance measuring gizzmos but need to put the cars weight in to get proper readings.
(like I need a little plastic box to tell me its fekin quick ;-)
Cheers
Father Ted.
Ive borrowed one of those performance measuring gizzmos but need to put the cars weight in to get proper readings.
(like I need a little plastic box to tell me its fekin quick ;-)
Cheers
Father Ted.
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1270kg but without optional equipment like ABS/Moonroof/central locking/Air Con/etc...all that extra according to maual is 39kg more...and than around 45kg for all liquids...and than your weight...should be around 1470kg...
The weight can vary so much it would be best to go to a public weigh bridge where for around £5 you will get a certificate. Note how much "gear" and fuel is in the car so you can make accurate future weight assessments.
B.T.W. petrol is .7kg/litre approx.
B.T.W. petrol is .7kg/litre approx.
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