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LSX454 swapped 95 BASS burb.

Little lower, little cooler, bigger sounds.
Have a couple times.
But, it was 2 different ones.
One before the stereo, and one after.
Both within like 100# of each other.
One of them was definitely wrong lol.

I'll have to do so again.
 
I swear every time I weigh this it's a couple hundred different :dunno:

But, weighed yesterday, and the scale seems messed up according to the lady running it.
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But when you add the front and rear numbers, it's off from the total she said.

I'm going to see if I can go back through pics and find it, but I'm almost positive it was 65-66+ last time...?
But, estimating the #1000 of stereo, added to the AI searched stock numbers, this should be about right I guess.
 
I swear every time I weigh this it's a couple hundred different :dunno:

But, weighed yesterday, and the scale seems messed up according to the lady running it.
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But when you add the front and rear numbers, it's off from the total she said.

I'm going to see if I can go back through pics and find it, but I'm almost positive it was 65-66+ last time...?
But, estimating the #1000 of stereo, added to the AI searched stock numbers, this should be about right I guess.
No scale is 100% accurate.
You can almost never replicate the same number at the same location within an hour.
Weigh stations give you a couple of hundred pounds leeway for that reason
 
I was at the city dump. So :dunno:

There's a place across the river that's a private scale, but it's a business that's closed at night.
So it's easy to just drive across the open scale.
That one seems way different than the dump scale.

I think the dump scale is supposed to be calibrated and checked for EPA and chit, but I'm not sure about that.
 
I was at the city dump. So :dunno:

There's a place across the river that's a private scale, but it's a business that's closed at night.
So it's easy to just drive across the open scale.
That one seems way different than the dump scale.

I think the dump scale is supposed to be calibrated and checked for EPA and chit, but I'm not sure about that.
Still they don't need to be that accurate down the lb
 
Even off roads!IMG_20260917_115012895_HDR.jpg

Lol, wasn't getting any farther than that though.
Now I gotta drive it around in the rain to clean some chit up, then wash underneath.

Never even dawned on me when I was trying to get it out of the way that I have a place it could go in the street :doah:
Lol.
 
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