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Old 04-29-2008, 06:36 PM
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I posted this awhile back but thought I'd add it here for reference in case anyone wondered what that lump under the hood actually weighs.
Complete 400 engine, iron heads and water pump, but without headers or flywheel attached.

Not that you could run without it, but now you know.

Anyone know what is the wt difference between aluminum heads vs Iron?
Aluminum water pump vs iron?
Aluminum bellhousing vs Scattershield?
I can wiegh fully loaded #16 D-ports(just removed a pair) vs ported E-heads with 2.19/1.66 vlvs(triple vlv springs) without rkr arms for comparison.
And water pumps. Have couple each.
And stock bell housing.

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It seems high to me but I have it in print here for a 400 car at 3855 for curb weight.
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Old 04-29-2008, 10:11 PM
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Had my full dress 9er weighed a couple of weeks ago. 3740#. 1/4 tk gas, 4sp, SF conn, 4pt bar, traction bars, 150# in the seat.

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Old 04-30-2008, 01:32 PM
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Found my list and wieghed some other stuff laying around last night with a cheap bathroom scale.

Fully loaded #16 hd: 72
Ported 66 cc 2.19/1.66 E-heads/Manley vlvs/triple springs and rkr studs(no rkr's): 30

Uncut stk intake w/switches: 43
Uncut Victor: 18.5
Torker I and II; didnt feel like dig'n out.

std 850 Holley: 13
stk 800 Q-jet: 11

Stk water pump: 7
Aluminum w/p: same reason as above.

19" stk clutch fan: 6.5
19" flex fan(steel ctr w/7 stainless steel blades): received phone call, but think: 4.5

Stk 70-455 air cleaner: 16
14x3" chrome drop base a/clnr: another phone call

Stk exh manifolds: 24
70 RAIII exh mans: Still need to dig out.
1-3/4"-3"(3 bolt collector) Hedmen d-port's: 28
1-7/8-3.5" (coated slip fit collectors) Dougs still in shpg box: 38

Stock GM unpainted fenders: 30 ea.
Steel deck lid: 27
Hood: didnt find note yet.
Glasstek bolt on hood: think i was told 22 shpg wieght? last month.
Cowl, fdrs, doors, deck lid: need to find out.

14X7 ralleys w/225-60 radial(full tread): 44
14X7 " w/245-60 radial(1/8" tread left ): 47

15x5 Weld Stars w/165r15 Coopers(full tread): 27
15x8(or 8.5-9. ?)w/27x11.50-15lt Hoosier QPT(1/8" left ): 27

Frame connectors: 16

Stk tank vs cell: have to find note

Front cowl panel LH/RH "horns" under fenders, and whl/houses: still have find that note
90-91 TA plastic wheel liners: less then a lb. ea.

Same with stock frt seats vs APC cloth seats(in car), and stk seat belts vs 5 pt belts(way heavier).

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Old 04-30-2008, 01:59 PM
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Also have th350, th400, 200-4r, 700r4, 4-spd, 9", 10", and stk trq cvrtr's, 1st gen 10 bolt, 2nd gen 10 bolt, and 1st gen 12 bolt rear ends wieghts somewhere.

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Whole front disc brake setup
-spindle
-caliper
-dust shield
-bracket
-cap
-bearings
-hub
-Rotor

45 pounds per side
1969 Single piston style brakes

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Bring'n this back up cause the inner bracing(center only) fell out of the hood last night

6 lbs.

The cowl "horns" look like they'r gon'a fall off this winter also.
I'll post when they do.

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This was pretty accurate for my year:

1967 AMA Spec's
http://firstgenfirebird.org/firebird/1967/ama/24.pdf

1968 AMA Spec's
http://firstgenfirebird.org/firebird...ma_page12.html

1969 AMA Spec's
http://firstgenfirebird.org/firebird...ma_page12.html

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Old 03-18-2009, 12:58 PM
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In case anyones been wondering, my 68 has 115 lb's removed so far.
Probly more then that cause i forget to wiegh some of the small stuff before cleaning up.
And theres more to reamove, but i'm really holding myself back.

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Just weighed my aluminum radiator with dual electric fans

34lbs

keep in mind it had more volume than a 4 row so it will weigh more when filled. No weight savings there from a clutch fan and brass radiator.

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Bare front bumper - 16lbs
The top bumper support - 11lbs

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Both my frt bars wiegh 17. But i'm use'n and old cheap bathroom scale.
Right now the bar sppt(trimmed 4lbs) w/frm brkts is 21.
Still decide'n if i should trim the frame brkts themselves.

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Have not weighed birds but weighed some A-bodies on my forklift scale at work (certified to 2lbs accuracy). The weights below are for original cars, no driver and no gas.

Some are surprising:
69 GTO vert: 4spd AC and heavy optioned (windows, 8 track etc) 3,890
69 LeMans vert: 3502bbl, T400 AC, also fully optioned with windows etc 3,885
69 GTO HT: 4spd AC and again fully optioned 3,855

Porky cars!
Wonder what a stock Bird 400 weighs?

My experience is that a muncie installed is almost 50 pounds lighter than a T400 and a 3spd floorshift (DB13) is about half way between the two (iron case)

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