Overweight or featherweight? EB weights- what does yours tip the scales at?

[nvrstuk]

We've had some interest in how much different Broncos range in weight.

From stock, to lightweight crawler to sand buggies, to overweight beasts that should have 10,000# GVWR stickers on the side. lol

PICS only.
Guesses don't count!


If you don't have a pic of either your EB on the scale or scale weight paperwork then go take it before you post-thanks.

(See how many can follow directions lol)

I weigh in at under 5350#. Scale here shows my dog and 50# of dog food in the frt seat. Frt axle is 55% and rear is 45%. Used to be 53% & 47% which was good but when you add 6" to the frame between the Atlas & 14 bolt it skews your frt/rear bias.

 

[Dude 713]

I am usually pretty good about following directions, BUT you ask for pictures of weight slips from Broncos and you post a picture of a weight slip from a freaking Jeep. What's up with that?

 

[Yeller]

I am usually pretty good about following directions, BUT you ask for pictures of weight slips from Broncos and you post a picture of a weight slip from a freaking Jeep. What's up with that?

can't educate the ignorant, as in the scale operator........ I've had them called all kinds of things and you get no say

 

[Yeller]

I'll play, here's a screen shot of the race scales from last night

 

[nvrstuk]

I am usually pretty good about following directions, BUT you ask for pictures of weight slips from Broncos and you post a picture of a weight slip from a freaking Jeep. What's up with that?

Obviously the "dude" behind the counter doesn't know the difference.

Where's your Jeep weight slip??

 

[lars]

No weight slip, should've gotten a pic of my partner's scale reading, but I can tell you that it was a disappointingly fat 5200 lb. And that was before I added another 100# due to new tires and wheels. Hm. If I lose the NV4500 to a 4R70W I should lose at least 80 pounds. Might be worth it just for that.

 

[nvrstuk]

No weight slip, should've gotten a pic of my partner's scale reading, but I can tell you that it was a disappointingly fat 5200 lb. And that was before I added another 100# due to new tires and wheels. Hm. If I lose the NV4500 to a 4R70W I should lose at least 80 pounds. Might be worth it just for that.

It's such a dangerous slippery slope.... !

 

[TX SS]

Here is my ticket from this morning along with subject Bronco. 3,960lb (4,140 less my 180). I still need to add spare which is about 100lb more.

 

[nvrstuk]

Looking good!!

 

[Yeller]

Here is my ticket from this morning along with subject Bronco. 3,960lb (4,140 less my 180). I still need to add spare which is about 100lb more.

looks amazing, I know what you started with. Burnouts probably are not as readily happening as they were with no sheet metal other than the tub and 31's. When I was test driving, it was so much fun blowing the tires off at will Should have never said the tires were "just rollers" It was a neighborhood hit, kept getting stopped by the old men on the street to tell them about it and be asked to stripe the street in front of their house. Had great neighbors at my old house.

 

[Crush]

Mine was 4250 with my 250 lb ass in it and a soft top. So 4000 lbs for mine

 

[Kbpony]

Mine’s around 3800, been a little while since I had it on a scale though.

 

[rcmbronc]

The weight of the truck is as follows: This was before the Coyote so not sure what it is now.

RF = 1271#
LF = 1178#
RR = 736#
LR = 801#

Total 3986#

 

[Qumanchew]

I'm getting ready to have a converter built so I went and weighed it this morning. 4,380# 12 gallons fuel, Full width 9 and high pinion 44, 4bd1t Isuzu diesel, 4r100, np205, 17" steel wheels, full cage, otherwise mostly stock.

 

[sprdv1]

Here is my ticket from this morning along with subject Bronco. 3,960lb (4,140 less my 180). I still need to add spare which is about 100lb more.

Nice one

 

[nvrstuk]

Time to revive this with my Timber sled track weight (since nobody else is posting EB weights!)

So it's that time of year for snow (snowing outside right now) and I am swapping/updating my Timber sled for the back of my KTM 450SX-F and I love to know the weight coming off and going on when changing or upgrading on my Bronco so I weighed the TimberSled at 125#.
When I get it hooked up to the 450 I'll weigh for a total.

 

[Yeller]

Ready to see the video

 

[Lawndart]

Here was my result from August -
Had an opportunity to weight it my local feed store.
I have a BC Broncos soft top and about 150-200 pounds of tools/supplies and fuel onboard at the time.

 

[399strokerEB]

Mine came in at 5k with me and my son in it, so about 4720.

 

[nvrstuk]

Ready to see the video

HAHA, me too! I should get a good workout. Just don't want it to be from lifting the TimberSled back upright all day! lol