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My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 4:48 pm
by Theo O.
Most of the weight came off her butt.












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Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2010 11:09 am
by Q V
thought you were gonna say you had a baby, lol.

this works, too :)

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 8:52 am
by Theo O.
Quoc-Viet Dang wrote:thought you were gonna say you had a baby, lol.

this works, too :)
In this economy :lol: I'll drive my car into on coming traffic if that happens :)

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 1:40 pm
by Doug Kott
Nice, Theo! That's one of the slickest hold-downs I've seen, and that's a significant weight savings.
A while back, I bought a Deka ETX14 battery for about $60 online through Amazon.com.

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The post conversion kit is from Braille, as is the hold-down (a glass-filled nylon piece that I cut down to the width of the battery). I put double-sided foam tape on the underside of the battery to keep it from sliding around on the tray.

Battery's about 11.5 lb., stocker's about 26, so the way I figure it, I can gain 15 lb. eating cheeseburgers and it'll be a wash!

--Doug

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 4:07 pm
by Theo O.
Doug Kott wrote:Nice, Theo! That's one of the slickest hold-downs I've seen, and that's a significant weight savings.
A while back, I bought a Deka ETX14 battery for about $60 online through Amazon.com.

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The post conversion kit is from Braille, as is the hold-down (a glass-filled nylon piece that I cut down to the width of the battery). I put double-sided foam tape on the underside of the battery to keep it from sliding around on the tray.

Battery's about 11.5 lb., stocker's about 26, so the way I figure it, I can gain 15 lb. eating cheeseburgers and it'll be a wash!

--Doug
Cool. Wow, even your stock battery weighs only 26lbs. MR2's are light :thumbup:

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 4:51 pm
by Doug Kott
Yes, they're pretty light...surprisingly, even lighter than the 1st-gen MR2s, even though they're larger dimensionally. I weighed mine a while ago with a 1/4 tank of fuel, and it came in at 2170 lb.
I hear those '89 Civics weigh under 2000 lb!

I wish I had a better pic of my battery...I got in too close, and as a result the pic doesn't show its smallness!

--Doug

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:16 am
by Jason Flores
Doug Kott wrote:.
I hear those '89 Civics weigh under 2000 lb!
--Doug
SHHH dont go spreading rumors!! :roll:

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:21 am
by Q V
mr2's weigh just under 2200lbs?

jesus, I weighed my convertible when it was stock @ just over 3100... I think I've put more stuff on it than I've taken off since then, haha.

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 12:45 am
by Doug Kott
Quoc-Viet Dang wrote:mr2's weigh just under 2200lbs?

jesus, I weighed my convertible when it was stock @ just over 3100... I think I've put more stuff on it than I've taken off since then, haha.
Geez, are you sure someone didn't fill your rocker panels with lead shot when you weren't looking? :D And remember, if you tie several stuffed monkeys to your rear wing, the weight adds up...

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 1:46 pm
by Mike Kazmierczak
The car sure didn't feel 25lbs lighter when we were push starting it on Sunday. }:)

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 2:24 pm
by Theo O.
Mike Kazmierczak wrote:The car sure didn't feel 25lbs lighter when we were push starting it on Sunday. }:)
Lol. I've been waiting for this :lol: Thanks for your help bro.

:oops: I'm still not sure what drainined the battery, but whatever it is has happened once before with my old battery, David Klenk helped me push the 3000lbs of German beauty the last time.

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 2:26 pm
by Theo O.
Doug Kott wrote:Yes, they're pretty light...surprisingly, even lighter than the 1st-gen MR2s, even though they're larger dimensionally. I weighed mine a while ago with a 1/4 tank of fuel, and it came in at 2170 lb.
I hear those '89 Civics weigh under 2000 lb!

I wish I had a better pic of my battery...I got in too close, and as a result the pic doesn't show its smallness!

--Doug
You are right Doug, the picture makes the battery look way bigger than it is. It is actually about half the size of my Odyse whcih I thought was super small.

Re: My girl lost 25 lbs in one day ... pics inside

Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 3:06 pm
by Steve Ekstrand
Jason Flores wrote:
Doug Kott wrote:.
I hear those '89 Civics weigh under 2000 lb!
--Doug
SHHH dont go spreading rumors!! :roll:
Not close in stock class, but a very well-prepped '89 will be under 2000 in ST. Not WAY under though. I don't think my '91 can get there. Its very well-prepped and sits at 2023. It has 3-4 extra lbs in seats. Two aluminum strut bars add a couple of pounds. The front HF bar is like 2.5lbs. About 10 easy lbs to lose. But beyond that??? I have light wheels, light tires, light springs, aluminum-bodied threaded shocks, super lightweight exhaust, super lightweight battery. Not real sure how to get close to Andy Hollis and Tim Smith (the two lightest cars in the class). That's the difference between an 89 Japanese made civic Si and a 91 Canadian made civic Si. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: