Part(s)
Weight (lbs.)
headunit, speakers, and rear speaker brackets 15.4
driver and passenger door panels 11.8
plastic backseat panels 5.0
plastic B-pillar panels to back 3.0
back seats 20.8
hatch wall carpeting, plastic rear speaker panels, and rear floor mats 20.6
rear wiper, motor, grommet, and blade 3.0
jack tools, jack cover cardboard, random gray foam pads 6.4
rear strut covers, miscellaneous brackets & stuff 2.8
shift boot & panel 0.6
hatch area carpeting 3.2
A/C compressor, condenser, reservoir, & some piping 29.2
windshield wiper reservoir (full of fluid), bracket, & associated tubing 9.0
PAIR valve, actuator, bracket, and fasteners 3.0
sound deadening (Round 1) 10.8
main carpet (from floorboard to rear seats) 11.8
glovebox 3.2
gauge cluster bezel 1.6
automatic seatbelts & lapbelt assemblies 20.0
power antenna 2.0
headliner, reading lamps, and shades 4.0
miscellaneous plastic pieces 3.6
plastic passenger floorboard panel (under glovebox) 1.6
center console 3.0
ABS unit mounting bracket 3.2
TOTAL 198.6 pounds

 

daaaaang!

I was expecting a one-liner, like "kick the fat b*tch out!"

 

lol

 

good stuff, thanks!

 

lol lose 198.6 lb's from a car at the same time lose the 198.6lb woman you are dating because your car is naked now and she will never ride in it again... lol jk

 

Hardcore Steve... hardcore.
-Jeff

 

just goes to show, just like in a donation drive, every little bit helps!

 

Is something wrong if all those things have already been removed and have no intention on going back in my car? Although I would like to throw the a/c back in, still havent got the lines made.

Oh, and i weighed my sound deadening in a bucket, I had the rear and pass side in it minus some because I threw it out and it weighed in at like 25 lbs...

 

So if I removed the driver of my car, it would be even faster? Who knew?

 

if you do the list + the sound deadening and putting the a/c and lines back on you'll be around 194.4 lighter