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Drag coefficient for a 122 120-130

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posted by  JohnMc on  Fri Oct 12 07:38 CST 2007
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The PV should be around 2250 lbs, more or less? Hard to say without taking it to a scale as well. A bone stock B18 PV had a curb weight of 2250 lbs, mine has had an M41 added and the rear bumper taken off. It's probably still about 2250. Add just under 200 lbs for me and 2450 lbs? It's kind of funny how much slower it feels with each added passenger.

I'd have to rig a catch bottle on the radiator if I wanted to take it to the track.
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'63 PV544 rat rod, '93 Classic #1141 245 +t






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