Weight of an RX and a Brumby ?
- Brad
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Weight of an RX and a Brumby ?
Can anyone tell me how much an 85 RX Turbo would weigh ? Also an 89 Brumby ?
I did a search but found nothing and I am sure it was on the old board.
Cheers,
I did a search but found nothing and I am sure it was on the old board.
Cheers,
- Sti_Brumby
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RX would not be that much heavier... its not a significantly bigger car.
Toyota 105 Series LandCruiser (that nobody on here wants to really hear about).
RX Touring Wagon - fitted out for 4WDing (currently collecting dust).
RX Project - will be road only at this stage (and currently taking way to long to finish).
RX Touring Wagon - fitted out for 4WDing (currently collecting dust).
RX Project - will be road only at this stage (and currently taking way to long to finish).
Official curb weight for a 1986 4door Leone DL Sedan (that's 2wd carby) is 965kg.
I would estimate the 4x4 rear end and driveline would add at least another 150kg or so.
I would estimate the 4x4 rear end and driveline would add at least another 150kg or so.
EZ30 L series - Monsterwagon
https://www.ausubaru.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=26163
https://www.ausubaru.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=26163
hm yeah I guess the rear end would be closer down to 100kg, mabey I'm just weak 

EZ30 L series - Monsterwagon
https://www.ausubaru.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=26163
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- Suby Wan Kenobi
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err, Brad, did you say you're towing a car trailer behind an RX. Empty I hope.
I would not ever, not never put that much behind an L or a Brumby (and I do a lot of towing). Its not legal, you haven't the weight in the vehicle or the brakes to control a loaded car trailer, and the poor thing will be pulled apart.
Don't want to be harsh about it, but they just aren't made for it.
I would not ever, not never put that much behind an L or a Brumby (and I do a lot of towing). Its not legal, you haven't the weight in the vehicle or the brakes to control a loaded car trailer, and the poor thing will be pulled apart.
Don't want to be harsh about it, but they just aren't made for it.
- Chris_Rogers
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I wouldn't pull another car with the stock brakes of an RX or a brumby.
Once I've got the 4 spots on mine, I'd have no issues with pulling something a lot heavier.
I towed an 86 Celica on a car trailer (light enough to be unbraked) with my Toyota wagon the other day. Mind you, I got very annoyed when got cut off at the lights & needed the ABS to stop.
Once I've got the 4 spots on mine, I'd have no issues with pulling something a lot heavier.
I towed an 86 Celica on a car trailer (light enough to be unbraked) with my Toyota wagon the other day. Mind you, I got very annoyed when got cut off at the lights & needed the ABS to stop.

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88 RX Turbo Full-time 4wd touring wagon project - 97 Toyota Caldina GTT (turbo 4wd WRX eater:twisted:) - Hyundai Excel Rally Car

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