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How much does (Vishnu) up-pipe weigh?

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Old Jan 16, 2003 | 04:42 AM
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Question How much does (Vishnu) up-pipe weigh?

Hello, people. Did you happen to weigh your 321 up-pipe and underdrive pulley from Vishnu? I forgot to do this before they were installed. I noticed that the stock stuff that came off the car weighs a *lot* more. I'm trying to keep a log of weight addition/removal.

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Great info. Thanks.
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Originally posted by Geekqualizer
The Vishnu up pipe weighs 4.5 lbs. The factory pipe with heat shields weighs 7.5 lbs.

The Vishnu underdrive pulley weighs 1.5 lbs. The factory pulley weighs 5.0 lbs.
Geekqualizer, thanks a bunch for the information - much appreciated.

If you only fill your windshield washer reservoir to about an inch above the supply pipe you will have a half dozen or so windshield squirts and you will save an additional 7 pounds!
Nice tip. I've noticed that the reservoir has a pretty large capacity. Maybe it's a WRC design.

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Originally posted by Geekqualizer
The windshield washer tip is only good if you don't live in the winter snows of New England!

I learned this the hard way one stormy night on a salted highway. What was I thinking?
Here's a simple answer to our wintertime woes:

1) Fill washer reservoir to minimal level for weight savings.

2) Stash washer solution jug in trunk for quick refills when reservoir runs dry.

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