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At work i have a set of wireless Intercomp scales.(corner weights)
I'm thinking of bringing them to Santa Pod for this day.
For a small charge i can weigh your car with and with out driver.
Your front and rear weight percentage too.
Is this something people would be interested in?
Sounds like a good idea to me.
Why the small charge?Quote:
Originally Posted by TommyB
Probly for his time to set them up and use of the scale :confused: which i guess will need to be checked and calibrated after a number of cars have sat on them.. have you seen the price of such gear...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenobi
Seems like a good idea, shame we couldnt do a side by side test against pods scrutineering scales... :)
You can get ya car weighed at any feed mill, scrapyard or haulage company for nothing anytime you want
Thats how i weighed my colt. I was on warning light so without me (fat driver) and without any fuel my colt weighed 1120 kilos.Quote:
Originally Posted by HULK
Thats a lot for an little car. Its got a really strong chasis and the back seats weigh a ton (well a lot)
Without the rear seats in a standard colt czt runs a 14.2 1/4 mile.
Id be interested tommy:agree: Ill bet its far more accurate than a weighbridge.
Weighbridge... :laugh: if your serious about your cars weight you dont use a scrap metal bridge unless you just want to know a ball mark fig..
Well its good for you to laugh Rob but how am i supposed to know that unless someone tells me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob@Backyardracing
I just did ;).....
:agree: Stored in my prosetronic brain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob@Backyardracing
depending on the price id be in :agree: nice to know how much the mini barge weighs in at
I'm really interested in this.. as I'm particularly interested in weight distrubutionQuote:
Originally Posted by TommyB
..let me know or pm the cost
cheers
tommy, yes, sounds good, please bring them along :)
so long as the fee is sensible i'd be in for this as well:cool: