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Those with trucks in S and SS, what are your weight distributions?
Right now I'm at 56 front/43 rear. I talked to Jerry Haas at an event and he said he liked 55/45 in PST. Curious what the functioning average is for a more stock-based platform. |
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A lot depends on wheelebase and crank centerline height .
Shorter wheebase and higher centerline can tolerate more weight bias to the front.
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Talked to a guy with a S10 and he was 55 or 56 in the front.
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My SS/GT truck was 45% on the rear. 90 lbs in rear crossmember, 30 on inner frame in front of pass wheel, 30 above rear in bed and two 16v batts in right rear corner.
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The build is still in progress, but this gives me an idea of where to point. |
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