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Are you including the weight of the drum and all the Federal warning labels?
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don't forget to adjust for temp. and altitude
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Why is +/- 400lbs being portrayed as the equivalent of a few large pieces of farm equipment... a few elephants... in the trunk?
Maybe the fact that it's all over the very back of the car in the trunk changes things a lot... but I can still see stuff like luggage, new weight sets and stuff people buy... you know, there's circumstances where maybe 100-200 lbs of stuff COULD be hauled around as common practice in a trunk... As far as the transmission, etc goes, isn't it just the same as putting 2 200lb people in your back seat and taking off? I mean... that wouldn't even have an eyebrow raised... Maybe the positioning of the stuff over the wheels does make a difference... but I can't believe it's that dramatic. Maybe it is. Risk of fire seems more probable than risk of suspension damage, at least to me. |
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