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TS87FC3S 06-05-2011 05:38 PM

HELP!! trying to figure out classes SUCK!!
 
Scca Solo

1984 rx7, 2000lbs
12a stock port
full header back exhaust with cat and muffs
holley intake and carb
respeed crossmember and rack
respeed Coilovers
tokico blues
stock swaybars
stock igniton
stock trans
stock rearend
stock brakes

Gutted Interior(no carpet, sound deadening, no door panels, no nothing) with factory dash, racing buckets, harness bar with 5 point harnesses

15x7 diamond racing wheels with street tires

if you need to know anything else just ask, now what class would i be in?

Kentetsu 06-06-2011 11:05 AM

Unfortunately, the rack and the stripped interior take you out of CSP. That means you will be in Modified (SSM, SM2, whatever). You'll be in the "pretty much anything goes" category.

Either lose the rack and reinstall the interior, or get a port job or forced induction. :)


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TS87FC3S 06-06-2011 11:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kentetsu (Post 152310)
Unfortunately, the rack and the stripped interior take you out of CSP. That means you will be in Modified (SSM, SM2, whatever). You'll be in the "pretty much anything goes" category.

Either lose the rack and reinstall the interior, or get a port job or forced induction. :)


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Half bridge and s5 turbo :), r coumpound tires,

Do I have to be caged??

Kentetsu 06-06-2011 02:44 PM

Nope. Not for autocross.

TS87FC3S 06-06-2011 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kentetsu (Post 152424)
Nope. Not for autocross.



Sweet looks like ssm or fp gonna check rules some more might be able to do fp

blaen99 06-06-2011 05:20 PM

You will want to watch the weight - I have heard sub-2klb weight takes you out of SM2. It could take you out of SSM as well, I'm not that familiar though.

TS87FC3S 06-06-2011 05:36 PM

Can I run a 12at in fp

Mazdaspeedgirl 09-30-2011 09:34 AM

What class did you end up running in? According to SCCA rules any interior stripping puts a cap in a prepared class.


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