Pete posted a picture of the scale readout for his K20 X in your previous thread on the topic. Not a complete Fiat package, but very similar.
No problem, look in the upper right corner of any post and you will see each post has a number. (i.e. your post was #5) That number is a link to the specific response, so that "number" link is what you should copy/paste for direct access. Make sense?Hey Jim. Sorry to waylay this thread...but if you would be so kind...how did you post that link so it went directly to Pete's post in that thread ?? Anytime I try to do that - by "Copy" and "Paste" - it just seems to "Paste" to the start of the whole thread. And I then have to say " go to the 9th post on the 3rd page" or something. I must be missing a step or something...
Sorry to trouble you by asking. And on behalf of everyone...many thanks to you and Mark and the rest of the mods for all your work here !!!
And even simpler, right-click on the little #5 and select "copy link address", then paste the link wherever it needs to go.Aha !!!! Yes..if i left click on that little #5 on my post.....then the blue shaded bar at the top of the screen now changes a bit. And if I THEN "Copy" and "Paste" like this:
Actually, the reason I asked is I still want to keep tab on the weight of my X and remember the method of using two bathroom type scales at each corner and before I grab a pair of scales off Amazon I wanted to know what weight range I was dealing with.
Carl, there was a discussion about this a while back. And someone posted about some very affordable "livestock" scales that would make excellent car scales. I'm sure you might have been in that discussion also. Is that what you are thinking of getting?before I grab a pair of scales off Amazon I wanted to know what weight range I was dealing with
That's the one I was referring to in my prior post (#10). They are offered in different weight limits, a higher one might be better (1000 total isn't enough for even a stripped X). I seem to recall they were available for even less than that? Maybe search a bit to see what you can find. Shouldn't be too difficult to attach some pads to set the tires on each sensor.
... even this is really more than I want to spend.
Just bring the car to Hagerstown. I have a two ton scale you could use as well as multiple 600lbs scales we could put under each wheel.I was going to try the double bathroom or postal scale method on each wheel. Trying to keep this cheap as super accuracy is not critical. Just wondered how much weight I removed (and added with the rollboar).