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Old 03-10-2009, 09:07 PM   #1
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I did a quick search on the forums for engine weight and came up with nothing substantial. Anyone pull out the engine on this thing yet? What's it weight about w/o the transmission?
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Old 03-10-2009, 10:00 PM   #2
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enough to lift, but heavy... thats about as good as i can give you. It was easy to load into the back of a truck with me and a friend of mine. this site says 187 lbs.... http://my.prostreetonline.com/t852.htm

I'd buy that
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Old 03-10-2009, 10:10 PM   #3
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Suprisingly light, Two people can lift one quite easily. I would have guessed about 80 kg without all the accessories (starter motor, ac compressor etc) on it.
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Old 03-10-2009, 10:12 PM   #4
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next time mine's out i'll weigh it for y'all..

but i don't want to hear one single peep of "oh, that's from an ECHO, so it can't be right" lol..

i'll even take off the powersteering pump to make it more accurate :D

stay tuned for later this week!
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Old 03-10-2009, 10:13 PM   #5
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Hi Guys,

I did a quick search on the forums for engine weight and came up with nothing substantial. Anyone pull out the engine on this thing yet? What's it weight about w/o the transmission?
are you thinking about a 1NZ for your starlet?
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Old 03-11-2009, 09:19 AM   #6
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I heard it was pretty light too. 187lbs is what i read somewhere. Which is really light for a motor considering the fact that an SR20 is somewhere around 400lbs i'm guessing
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Old 03-11-2009, 03:48 PM   #7
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I heard it was pretty light too. 187lbs is what i read somewhere. Which is really light for a motor considering the fact that an SR20 is somewhere around 400lbs i'm guessing
The RX7 engine is about that weight. 180~.

Btw, no way a SR20 would weigh that much.
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Old 03-11-2009, 04:03 PM   #8
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I was just guessing on that weight. All i know is that the SR20 is one heavy ass motor me and a friend couldn't even move it or pick it up. We were able to pick up a B18B with no problem, walked it across a parking lot. We tried that with an SR20 when we were doing his swap. Couldn't do it
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The RX7 engine is about that weight. 180~.

Btw, no way a SR20 would weigh that much.
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Without transmisison (figure +100-150lbs)
A12 87 kg 192 lbs
A14 93 kg 205 lbs
L18 118 kg 260 lbs
CA18ET 118 kg 260 lbs
QR25DE 121 kg 267 lbs
CA18DET 128 kg 282 lbs
SR20DE 139 kg 306 lbs
SR20DET 149 kg 328 lbs
FJ20ET 166 kg 366 lbs (205 hp)
KA24DE 167 kg 368 lbs (est)

With Transmission:
SR20DET 490 lbs
RB25DET 667 lbs (280 hp)
VG30DET 589 lbs
Ford Small Block V-8 487 lbs
Chevy Small Block V-8 575 lbs
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^ amazing -- where do you get this info?
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Old 03-11-2009, 06:09 PM   #11
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Close enough for me, either way it still way a hell of a lot more than my B series
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Without transmisison (figure +100-150lbs)
A12 87 kg 192 lbs
A14 93 kg 205 lbs
L18 118 kg 260 lbs
CA18ET 118 kg 260 lbs
QR25DE 121 kg 267 lbs
CA18DET 128 kg 282 lbs
SR20DE 139 kg 306 lbs
SR20DET 149 kg 328 lbs
FJ20ET 166 kg 366 lbs (205 hp)
KA24DE 167 kg 368 lbs (est)

With Transmission:
SR20DET 490 lbs
RB25DET 667 lbs (280 hp)
VG30DET 589 lbs
Ford Small Block V-8 487 lbs
Chevy Small Block V-8 575 lbs

yea I was going to say, I thought my VG30DETT was heavy, until i tried to lift my rb25 haha... my friend said the RB block was heavier then the block of his 460... they are mean mothers... just the blocks are too heavy to lift solo
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Old 03-11-2009, 08:13 PM   #13
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next time mine's out i'll weigh it for y'all..

but i don't want to hear one single peep of "oh, that's from an ECHO, so it can't be right" lol..

i'll even take off the powersteering pump to make it more accurate :D

stay tuned for later this week!
but the echo motor is so cute.....
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