140g with the small add on weight total around 160g I just ordered a soundsmith intuitive also
You will love the counter intuitive! Makes life sooo much easier with the VPI arm. It is not perfect like some may say but a lot better. You can still inadvertently change azimuth when adjusting counter weight and vice versa, but it stays so close it makes error correction a breeze.
Also, there is a screw-in(hex head)weight slug in the tail end of the arm tube for fine adjustment. Makes it a little harder to adjust counter weight without it, but remove the slug. Arm sounds better without it. Slightly more open and dynamic, worth it IMHO. You will still have enough counter weight for adjustment. You can always screw it back in for any reason. Try it, I think you will like it.
One other thing(can you tell I love playin' around with VPI tables?). The cartridge alignment tool that comes with the table is great but you can do better. Order a "Mint Tractor LP" alignment tool from Yip. He custom makes them using mirrored glass specifically for a table/arm combo, about $100. The precision makes a great deal of difference and the mirrored glass makes alignment and azimuth easier and more precise. Little things add up to a very noticeable improvement. I also use a mini bubble level to level the table and to set the initial VTA placing the level on the headshell and adjusting the tower to level the bubble. I also use the bubble to get azimuth dialed in. As long as the bubble matches at the table AND arm you are there. Once you know you have achieved a level arm(or cartridge body), you can fine tune VTA from there. You can use the index card method also because your arm tube is not tapered but I like the bubble level better.
Remember that changes in VTA can change VTF and vice versa. Slightly, but a change none the less.
Don't drive yourself nuts with this stuff rather have fun with it. Seems at times the journey may be just as enjoyable and satisfying if not more so than the destination.
got the bubble level way before this table used it on my last table ...