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Originally Posted by Paskii LOL 14lbs but converting it to static weight it could be a lot, don't know the math but I'm hoping that it's 100lbs or so? The
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There is no direct conversion of unsprung weight to static weight. Yes, removing unsprung weight is always beneficial but trying to save a few pounds on a street car doesn't make much sense. I didn't notice any dramatic acceleration performance improvement when I went to 2-piece rotors and AP calipers.
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