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Thread: What is the weight of a stripped LWB Land Rover SIII Chassis & dimensions?

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    What is the weight of a stripped LWB Land Rover SIII Chassis & dimensions?

    Hello All,

    What would the weight of a Long Wheel Base Series 3 Land Rover chassis be if it was stripped down to totally bare frame only .....

    Weight in ??? Kilograms - please

    Are the following dimensions for a Long wheel base chassis correct?

    Overall Length: 4445 millimetres
    Overall width: 1680 millimetres.

    Kind Regards
    Lionel

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    I have just had my SWB Galavaised, they charge me $155, at a $1.05 a kilo, does that help?
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    Karl
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    Thank you Karl

    G'day Karl,

    Thank you very much for your help. From this information I have a known quantity to work with.

    So here goes some Saturday morning mathematics....

    If you paid $155 for your SWB Chassis at a rate of $1.05 per Kilo then
    $155.00 / $1.05 = 147.62 so this means the SWB chassis weighs 147.62 kilograms.

    The length of a SWB is 3617 mm
    So if I divide 147.62 into the length of a SWB I will get the weight per mm.
    3617 / 147.62 = 24.50 kilograms per mm of length

    A LWB is 4445 mm so if the gauge of steel used in the chassis in both the SWB and the LWB is the same a kilograms per mm of length will work out to be ...
    4445 / 24.50 = 181.43 kilograms for the LWB chassis

    Okay does this sound right to everybody out there or have I broken a series of fundamental maths rules?

    Kind Regards
    Lionel

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    I think your maths is good but is there extra cross members?
    Use a per mm calc and work out the total length of the chassis components instead of an average chassis length

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