-=> Quoting Roy Witt to Chris Biltcliffe <=-
CB> Try about 1200, +tranny, if they've got one.
RW> Gimme a break. We're not talking a tank diesel engine, just a Ford
RW> 460. 800lbs would be stretching it.
Well, my brother's got one in a 1 ton van, and he's also got the specs for
the engine. I think they're straight from Ford, but I'm not positive.
Supposed to be around 1200 lbs. I'm just quoting what I've been told by
informed sources.
CB> Not exactly light, ya know? Why do you think they guzzle so
CB> much gas??! ;)
RW> It takes gas to feed cubic inches. Engine weight hardly enters into
RW> it.
Well, the heavier the car, the more gas it uses. I know displacement and
wind resistance have a lot more to do with it, but weight still affects
mileage.
... I haven't lost my mind; it's backed up on tape somewhere!
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