weight distribution front/rear?

[pattison]

I had a hunt around here and the specs but can't seem to find the % weight front to rear wheels. anyone know? I need this to properly position in my tandom axle enclosed 22' trailer....(with a lot of other stuff).
trailer wants 60% weight inf ornt of the mid line trailer axle point.

[JPaul]

Roughly, it's 45/55 front/aft. I'll look for exact figures.

Here is the post I was thinking about:

Originally Posted by Karl Roth

The scales I used are a track set that sat on the shop floor and could be off on the total a bit we did level and zero would bet the relationships are good.
LF 390 RF 404
LR 529 RR 525

1848 lbs. wet without driver, I can see an 88 lbs difference with all the options. There have to be others that have access to scales...
you can clearly see how she carries her weight
karl

[race911]

One of us with scales hasn't been curious so far? Mine are kinda buried right now, but I'd say the above mentioned 45-55 is pretty close.

[SuperGeek]

So... what would it take to pop a wheelie?


Uh oh, did I just issue an irresistible challenge to some doofus that'll actually try it?

[rawlus®]

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nice one-pager 2008 smart car spec sheet - according to which, the front/rear split is 44.6%A/55.4%