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frostvectron: (2014-06-24 18:13:20)
I searched around a bit, but didn't find anything regarding the weight of the 3 z31 transmissions (T-5, 71c, 30a).
Does anybody know which of the 3 is the lightest and by how much?
amreboot: (2014-06-24 18:44:35)
I can weigh the 30a for you when I get home.
But I am sure the 71c is the lightest, then the 90a, then the 30a.
frostvectron: (2014-06-24 19:18:46)
I can weigh the 30a for you when I get home.
But I am sure the 71c is the lightest, then the 90a, then the 30a.
That would be awesome, thanks! I was guessing the same thing if weight scaled with how much power it is "supposed" to hold, but I guess it depends on a lot of things.
I am just theorycrafting if I can shave weight by using scca update/backdate allowances.
G-E: (2014-06-24 23:51:39)
Alex is correct, but the difference isn't a lot, will you really notice 15lbs in the middle of the car?
michaelp: (2014-06-25 00:26:11)
T5 (90A) is the lightest. Then 71C. Then 30A.
frostvectron: (2014-06-25 01:56:47)
Alex is correct, but the difference isn't a lot, will you really notice 15lbs in the middle of the car?
Ah, I guess I was hoping that it'd be a big difference. [archived image: rolleyes.png]
T5 (90A) is the lightest. Then 71C. Then 30A.
Thanks! Any idea by how much?
Axel kain: (2014-06-25 12:44:00)
I'll try to remember to throw my spare T-5 on a scale some time! haha.
frostvectron: (2014-07-25 05:49:58)
Well I'll be damned, just found the info in an old thread:
http://z31performance.com/showthread…ission-weights
Guess I'll keep the 71C then.
Axel kain: (2014-07-25 12:14:23)
I'd wonder about the Z32's 30A, considering it's a bit shorter…