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Yes actually I have, most of the weight is actually coming out of the front of the car. The only thing that's really being lightened in the rear half is maybe a couple pounds in the leaf to 4 link conversion.

I've got a few tricks up my sleeve as well, battery to rear most corner, all steel in the back including bumper and bracket, front bumper will be fiberglass along with the hood, no hood hinges, or latch, the 50 lbs of power steering is gone, replaced with a 6 lb power rack, tubular front suspension and disc brakes, roughly 100 lbs there, engine is pretty much all aluminum top end, should end up very close to that of a stock 340 weight, no torsion bars, them heavy things replaced by lighter coil springs, fiberglass dash.

If my math is right, total balance should be very close to 50/50. Right now I'm estimating it at 52/48. With 4 corner coil overs, I should be able to adjust that by corner weight and get very very close.
Sounds good. I assume you are also looking at lowering the center of gravity by sinking the battery and fuel cell halfway down through the trunk pan to match the center of the mass of the engine that sits at that height up front. 50/50 also means a matching center of gravity height front and back.

It's why my SRT uses a battery mounted below the deck in the trunk and twin self-leveling saddle fuel tanks underneath the rear seats just in front of the rear axle.