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Sylva Striker Design Weights
Knockout - 15/3/18 at 04:20 PM

Hi,

I'm finally at the end of my 2000 Sylva Striker build (yes I know, it's been a long time coming) and wanted to confirm the design weights for the axles if someone could please help? I have noted down at some point in the past that Axle 1 = 440kg and Axle 2 = 400Kg. I just wondered if anyone (with a similar vintage car or excellent memory) could confirm the correct weights please?

Thanks,

Knockout


loggyboy - 15/3/18 at 04:46 PM

Is this for IVA? just up them to 500 each. Its not a problem if they are few hundred kilos over, but if its under by even a small amount it will fail.


ian locostzx9rc2 - 15/3/18 at 04:47 PM

When I built my raw striker they told me to put on the forms for sva 500kg axle 1 500kg axle 2


Knockout - 15/3/18 at 04:55 PM

Thanks for the quick replies..

Yes, it's for the IVA (and the new VIN plate which I need to make up)

As I say the car is from 2000. It has the live rear axle so I'm guessing the max permitted weights may differ from the RAW. I take your point though.

Does anyone have a V5 for a Sylva Steiker?


obfripper - 15/3/18 at 06:27 PM

Here's the weights from my sva certificate.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/r25q9pmr4k1h3b4/Screenshot_2018-03-15-17-43-44.png?dl=0

These weights were with a 1.6 crossflow/4spd box/live axle against a kerb weight of 530kg.
With a zetec/5spd box it is now 560kg kerb weight, and would probably want the axle weights increased to match for iva purposes.

Dave

[Edited on 15/3/18 by obfripper]


Knockout - 15/3/18 at 07:01 PM

That's great, that matches exactly the figures that I had originally noted down. I thought that maybe I had made a mistake as the max gross weight of 800Kg doesn't equal the sum of the 2 axles (440kg and 400Kg respectively). But then thinking about it, it doesn't have to, as they are 2 separate (albeit closely related) limitations. My car has a 1700 flow and type 9 box so will hopefully weigh in similarly.

Thanks very much for the info

Knockout