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Old 03-02-2012   #1
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Re: 2G Brake Upgrade, '05-'06 Outlander Parts

You also have to consider that's 20 pounds of unsprung, rotating mass. Both of those are areas where every pound counts.
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Re: 2G Brake Upgrade, '05-'06 Outlander Parts

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In a 17,000 lb car, an extra 20 lbs of weight is nothing. especially when you figure 20 lbs of weight is the same as 2 gallons of gas.
Damn! What kind of DSM do you drive that weighs seventeen thousand pounds?

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You also have to consider that's 20 pounds of unsprung, rotating mass. Both of those are areas where every pound counts.
This. On my last car (weighed 3800 lbs) I took out 45 lbs of rotating mass, and it felt like a totally different car, like it was magically several hundred pounds lighter. Rotating mass makes a pretty noticeable difference.
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