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Re: ute weight in standard form
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my ute was weighed pre-conversion, so it was still running an a12 & 4speed with h165 diff.

but it did have heavier stanza front struts/brakes and 15x6 skyline wheels to give an indication

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Re: ute weight in standard form
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My rego papers say tare weight is 680kg.

Posted on: 2012/6/27 9:46
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On my rego papers it has the tare weight at 690kg. When I did my conversion the ACT rego people said that they take the weight of the heaviest model in the range which is the wagon at 720kg (720 x 2.5 = 1800). just ring the rta, it'll save a heap of rumors.

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me nsw rego paper say 720 im 99% sure

edit:no i was wrong rego paper says tare 690kg gvm 1380.. 85 ute

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It's not official at all. It's what Ange measured for his ute.

The "official" measurement that the state cares about is usually either the published tare weight or the Engineer's measurement.

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with utes in WA i am sure the regs are the heaviest vehicle of that model... being the coupe... so ca18det scrapes in

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If 730Kg for a ute is the official original kerb side weight then at the regulations (times 2.5) a CA18DET at 1809cc would just fit into the guidelines.

How official is 730Kg's ?? - what does the roads authority say ?

Posted on: 2012/6/27 8:53
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Ange had his weighed pre-conversion. It was 730kg.

Ute: 730kg (one example measured)
Coupe is 750kg (manual)
Sedans are 696-741 kg

It all depends on how much fuel, and if using stock components. Plus options like carpet, tranmission type, etc.

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Ah #OOPS# i ment weight.

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Quote:
whats the exact height off a ute
Height: 1395 mm

That's the nominal/official height with the stock 12" tires.

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