[Kidane]

I left the interior panels and the carpets in, because they don't weigh that much and they're a pain to get out. Also, I need my radio/speakers because I'm driving to San Francisco tonight. The car doesn't feel that much different, although the throttle is alot more responsive. I'd say I got maybe 200 lbs out of it, that puts it at a dry weight of around 2,100. My goal for this trip is 45 mpg.

Edit: OMG not wearing a shirt It's 100 degrees here today.

 

[Your Uncle Moe]

So you did this so you can get more MPG? Pretty cool.

 

[Aaagogo]

but wouldn't that make your car very noisy, because there will be little sound dampers,

 

[stock93cam]

man that looks really ghetto

 

[Edward_H]

im sorry man (and i could be wrong here) but i dont think you got 200lbs outa there (im guessing somethere below 100lbs).

 

[DrewsCam]

ghetto fabulous

 

[Kidane]

but wouldn't that make your car very noisy, because there will be little sound dampers,

It's loud as hell and I can see the ground through the mounting holes for the passenger seat. :lol:

 

[TRDcelicaGTFOUR]

I stripped my car last eyar, and noticed the car was a tad quicker, not much, but it kinda happened because I had to fix the passenger seatbelt, and ended up keeping it all out for about a month. But I guess with an ST you need all the weight/pwer ratio you can get.:lol:

 

[CamNub]

This reminds me of this old thread.

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=35453&highlight=skinny

 

[ericksonm]