The owners manual said 850, but I could be reading it wrong. I'll check again.

 

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your manual is wrong...


http://www.differentracing.com/tech_...urbweight.html


so yeah 850, use your head man.


J/K

 

Dont be too quick to run your mouth... the panels are packed with styrofoam, incase you havent noticed.

 

850 is the capacity weight of the SL1 and 2... the book doesnt have a curb weight.

 

Alright I tried to be civilized...


Pull your head out of your ***!!


850# is a stupid light number.


The engine and trans has to weigh in at 400#s


That meansyour saturn (car itself) minus engine and trans weighs 450.


The wheels are about 20# with tires, maybe more I don't know the exact numbers.


There are four of those wheels on most saturns (your may be different that is another80#


Please dude your seriously wrong give it up.
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civil? You came off as a ***** and progressed from there. I told you I would check the book, and I did.

 

Either way BBR, I don't want to fight about it. I said I could have misread it, and that was the case. Sorry.

 

Oh I don't think he is trying tofoolanyone. The car is not on a lake. It's on a road. Where the water is running over the road. Just a photo-op, and a good one at that. Nice SC, and a good picture.

 

Its pretty obvious that the car is parked in about an inch of water.