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    ED6 weight loss on an all carb diet??

    Well the daily duties of my ED6 are now behind her? So I've decided to give the engine a freshen up, lose the emission choking carbs (for some webers or dellorto's) and trim the fat, so to speak.
    This thread is purely about pulling stuff of the car and dropping it on the scales. At times it might be a while between posts so feel free to add relevant info.

    The project has since changed directions re the power plant..probably should now read.."ED6 weight low on no carb diet" if ya get me.

    Rear seat foam 2.8kg
    Boot floor 1.0kg
    OEM tools 1.8kg
    Jack 1.7kg
    Parcel Shelf with 6x9's 9.1kg
    Parcel shelf pivot pods 1.1kg
    Stock spare tyre 13.0kg (165/70-13 Bridgestone RD-116, still looks brand new, anyone know if this is the factory tyre?)
    Hatch plastic trim 0.7kg
    Rear lower lap belts and anchors 0.8kg
    nuts, bolts, plastic clips for the above 0.2kg
    Rear seat upper 9.8kg
    Rear side window surrounds 0.9kg
    Rear lower trims 4.0kg
    Rear boot trim (below hatch at the back), t/light access covers, rear blinker access covers, lower hatch strut bolt covers, fuel line cover (middle one under seat), rear lower trim side pocket, rear strut top covers 1.3kg
    Rear retractable seat belts 2.1kg
    Front window trim upper 0.5kg
    Hand bars upper (x3) 0.4kg
    nuts, bolts, plastic clips for the above 0.4kg
    Floor mats 2.1kg
    CD's random crap & rubbish 0.6kg
    Honda log book & service manual 0.8kg
    Sun visors 0.7kg
    Roof lining & map light 0.5kg
    Steering wheel cover 0.3kg
    Centre console lower 1.7kg
    Carpet 4.0kg
    Alloy Peddles 0.4kg
    CD Player 1.5kg
    ECU cover 1.0kg
    Front Speakers (6") 1.1kg
    A/C Compressor 7.4kg
    A/C Compressor Engine Block Bracket 3.2kg
    Rest of A/C equipment in engine bay 7.3kg (not including wiring or, tensioner bearing and belt<my car was missing these 2 parts>)
    Exhaust heat shield, behind fuel tank 0.4kg
    Power steering pump & bracket 3.7kg
    Power steering cooler 0.8kg
    Power steering lines, from cooler to reservoir inc hardware and reservoir 1.1kg
    Approx 1L of hydraulic fluid 1.0kg
    Front factory tow points 0.8kg
    Carbon canister 0.9kg
    Front inner guards 1.4kg
    Horn 0.3kg
    Window washer bottle (half full) 1.8kg
    Rear guard lip protectors 0.3kg
    Upper Steering Column shroud + coin tray + Fuse cover (under steering wheel) 0.4kg
    Glove Box 0.8kg
    A/C Box behind dash 3.1kg
    Vent fan box 2.4kg
    Heater core vent ducts and box 4.3kg
    Rubber deadner behind dash of firewall 3.1kg
    Antenna with cable 0.3kg
    Bonnet Release Cable & Latch (on Body) 0.4kg
    Bonnet Latch (on bonnet) 0.2kg
    Window washer hose for rear 0.2kg
    Rear mud flaps (small, attached to inner guard and rear bumper) 0.3kg
    Number plate mounting bracket (rear) 0.6kg
    Power Steering Rack (lower cover) 0.2kg


    get your calculators out ftw
    Last edited by shake; 23-11-2013 at 08:59 AM. Reason: updates

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    Rear seat foam 2.8kg
    Boot floor 1.0kg
    OEM tools 1.8kg
    Jack 1.7kg
    Parcel Shelf with 6x9's 9.1kg
    Parcel shelf pivot pods 1.1kg
    Stock spare tyre 13.0kg (165/70-13 Bridgestone RD-116, still looks brand new, anyone know if this is the factory tyre?)
    Hatch plastic trim 0.7kg
    Rear lower lap belts and anchors 0.8kg
    nuts, bolts, plastic clips for the above 0.2kg

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    Rear seat upper 9.8kg
    Rear side window surrounds 0.9kg
    Rear lower trims 4.0kg
    Rear boot trim (below hatch at the back), t/light access covers, rear blinker access covers, lower hatch strut bolt covers, fuel line cover (middle one under seat), rear lower trim side pocket, rear strut top covers 1.3kg
    Rear retractable seat belts 2.1kg
    Front window trim upper 0.5kg
    Hand bars upper (x3) 0.4kg
    nuts, bolts, plastic clips for the above 0.4kg

  4. #4
    Floor mats 2.1kg
    CD's random crap & rubbish 0.6kg
    Honda log book & service manual 0.8kg
    Sun visors 0.7kg
    Roof lining & map light 0.5kg
    Steering wheel cover 0.3kg

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    32.2
    19.4
    5.0

    So that's 56.6kg thus far whilst not trying too hard...

  6. #6
    Member Array
    Join Date
    Jan 2007
    Location
    central coast, NSW
    Car:
    crx
    Next step would be remove sound deading from floor
    Replace rear side window glass with lexan windows
    Fibreglass or carbon fiber bonnet
    Light weight biger wheels with slickie tyres

    but you also got think about suspension and brakes to go faster

    what you using the car for street or full on track work
    there many thrends ob here that will help you get more information on going quick

  7. #7
    There's still heaps more free lightening mods like carpet, center console, air con, power steering etc to go. I'm not too interested I'm lexen or carbon.
    I'll probably do some hill climbs and track days.

  8. #8
    Member Array
    Join Date
    Aug 2009
    Location
    Front yard
    Car:
    4WD 89 Concerto
    A/c is a good 20-25Kg.
    OEM parts whore

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by grifty View Post
    A/c is a good 20-25Kg.
    ^ Good to know, plenty more right there.


    Centre console lower 1.7kg
    Carpet 4.0kg
    Alloy Peddles 0.4kg
    CD Player 1.5kg
    ECU Player 1.0kg
    Front Speakers (6") 1.1kg

  10. #10
    Member Array
    Join Date
    Aug 2012
    Location
    canberra
    Car:
    DC2
    just fuk off the car thats 1000kg right there

  11. #11
    Member Array
    Join Date
    Sep 2005
    Location
    Somewhere In Oz
    Car:
    CD5 Accord
    Weight and gearing then suspension/brakes engine as per the lets talk D series all motor thread.
    The life of a 4 stroke engine
    It sucks it squeezes it bangs it blows

  12. #12
    Moderator Array
    Join Date
    Apr 2008
    Location
    Melbourne
    Car:
    '90 EF8/'94 EH9
    Instead of lexan you can use Perspex. Not quite as light but much lighter than glass, much cheaper.

    If you're hill climbing a fair bit a higher FD in your gbox would go awesome. Bang for buck acceleration right thurrr

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