Full Version: weight of the new 08 rev-xp chassis
I need to know...gonna buy one. I could do research but i'm already on here so i mine as well ask.
460lbs wet with 150hp.
Cheers,
Cliff Randall
Cheers,
Cliff Randall
QUOTE(Cliff Randall @ Apr 16 2007, 08:59 PM) 
460lbs wet with 150hp.
Cheers,
Cliff Randall
Cheers,
Cliff Randall
wow 35-40 lbs, for a full tank of fuel, gallon of oil, gallon of antifreeze, chain case lube, carbide runners, oil in shocks, and a small battery if it's a sdi model. Hmmm, I alway thought gas was about 6 lbs per gallon. Doo must require some fancy light weight fuel.
I will agree these sleds are feather light to lift at the consumer show I saw then at, and also they were wery dry weight .
QUOTE(1xr turbo @ Apr 17 2007, 06:02 AM)
wow 35-40 lbs, for a full tank of fuel, gallon of oil, gallon of antifreeze, chain case lube, carbide runners, oil in shocks, and a small battery if it's a sdi model. Hmmm, I alway thought gas was about 6 lbs per gallon. Doo must require some fancy light weight fuel.
I will agree these sleds are feather light to lift at the consumer show I saw then at, and also they were wery dry weight .
I will agree these sleds are feather light to lift at the consumer show I saw then at, and also they were wery dry weight .
be careful with the sarcastic responses this IS the skidoo forum
QUOTE(machz1 @ Apr 17 2007, 05:19 AM)
be careful with the sarcastic responses this IS the skidoo forum
I know, but it is fun to razz a little.
No offence taken......Dyno Tech Research scaled the sled at 425lbs with all liquids and a gallon of fuel - do the math on the average wet weight you'll encounter in the snow. 465lbs!!
Cheers,
Cliff
Cheers,
Cliff
QUOTE(Cliff Randall @ Apr 18 2007, 07:12 PM)
No offence taken......Dyno Tech Research scaled the sled at 425lbs with all liquids and a gallon of fuel - do the math on the average wet weight you'll encounter in the snow. 465lbs!!
Cheers,
Cliff
Cheers,
Cliff
Ahh I see, one gallon of fuel. I did see the tnt on scales at the sko-doo show. 399lbs, but it had no runners or no fluid of any kind in it. Truely light.
QUOTE(1xr turbo @ Apr 17 2007, 05:02 AM)
wow 35-40 lbs, for a full tank of fuel, gallon of oil, gallon of antifreeze, chain case lube, carbide runners, oil in shocks, and a small battery if it's a sdi model. Hmmm, I alway thought gas was about 6 lbs per gallon. Doo must require some fancy light weight fuel.
I will agree these sleds are feather light to lift at the consumer show I saw then at, and also they were wery dry weight .
I will agree these sleds are feather light to lift at the consumer show I saw then at, and also they were wery dry weight .
Its 8
A little bit of math here....
1 litre of water = 1 kilogram = 2.2046 pounds
44 litres of water = 44 kilograms = 97 pounds
The weight of gasoline is about 737.22 kg/m3 and water is 1000kg/m3 so
1 litre of gas = .737 kg = 1.625 pounds
44 litres of gas = 32.428 kg = 71.5 pounds
1 litre of collant = 1 kg = 2.2046 ponds (weight has to be very close to water)
4 litres of collant = 4 kg = 8.818 pounds
Dry weight of Rex XP = 430
44 Litres of gas = 71.5
4 litres of coolant = 8.818 pound
Approximate weight wet of the XP 510 lbs or 231 kg still way lighter then all the other sleds wet weight
1 litre of water = 1 kilogram = 2.2046 pounds
44 litres of water = 44 kilograms = 97 pounds
The weight of gasoline is about 737.22 kg/m3 and water is 1000kg/m3 so
1 litre of gas = .737 kg = 1.625 pounds
44 litres of gas = 32.428 kg = 71.5 pounds
1 litre of collant = 1 kg = 2.2046 ponds (weight has to be very close to water)
4 litres of collant = 4 kg = 8.818 pounds
Dry weight of Rex XP = 430
44 Litres of gas = 71.5
4 litres of coolant = 8.818 pound
Approximate weight wet of the XP 510 lbs or 231 kg still way lighter then all the other sleds wet weight
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