Reply to "Rear unsprung weight"

bosswrenchMember

Incidently, for those interested in putting your Pantera on a diet plan, I also wrote an article in the Spring '97 P.I magazine about removing some 300 lbs from our '72 L Pantera, as a project to drop both sprung & unsprund weight while still keeping all the stock functions intact. I reviewed the article in the March 2003 POCA issue and updated it with whats happened weight-wise in the last 5 years to our L model, and my future plans.

1/22/0312:25 PM

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