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RE: [ccrscca] car classification

Update / backdate engine swaps in Street Prep are legal. Example – 99 Miata 1.8L in a 90 Miata (former 1.6L).

 

If the engine is a Japanese only engine or from another car (RSX Type-S) then it’s in Street Mod.

 

Rich Little

CCR Solo Chief of Tech

 

From: ccrscca@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ccrscca@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Warp3
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2008 10:19 AM
To: ccrscca@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ccrscca] car classification

 

Dave:

 

That depends on which engine was swapped into it (and what other mods are done to the car).  Some engine swaps would be legal in Street Prepared, but most swaps would bump the car to Street Modified instead.

 

--Shane

 

----- Original Message -----

From: dbcrx86

Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2008 10:09 AM

Subject: [ccrscca] car classification

 

i have a friend of mine that has a 88' civic with an engine swap...we
have detemined its in "sp" but what sp??? fsp or what?? Thanx dave
Wed Nov 12, 2008 3:27 pm

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i have a friend of mine that has a 88' civic with an engine swap...we have detemined its in "sp" but what sp??? fsp or what?? Thanx dave... 		dbcrx86
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3:09 pm

Dave: That depends on which engine was swapped into it (and what other mods are done to the car). Some engine swaps would be legal in Street Prepared, but...
Warp3
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3:16 pm

Update / backdate engine swaps in Street Prep are legal. Example - 99 Miata 1.8L in a 90 Miata (former 1.6L). If the engine is a Japanese only engine or from...
Rich Little
rich_miata
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3:27 pm

David: A Civic with a GSR motor is definitely in Street Modified at the very least. You can download the SCCA Solo Rules from scca.com for full details on...
Warp3
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3:30 pm

another dumb question i don't usually race with you guys so not sure but if i run street tire class (hs) do i display tir or hs on my car tarheel makes us put...
David Burnham
dbcrx86
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3:45 pm

The software (AXWare) prefers class and index together - so HST We do have a driver that runs with Tarheel and just uses TIR, so it's not huge deal. Rich...
Rich Little
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4:12 pm

but "hs" alone is not prefered correct? ... From: Rich Little <relittle@...> Subject: RE: [ccrscca] car classification To: ccrscca@yahoogroups.com ...
David Burnham
dbcrx86
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4:24 pm

Correct, if you're running an index class (Novice, Pro, Tire) then the index needs to be displayed on the car. Rich _____ From: ccrscca@yahoogroups.com...
Rich Little
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4:28 pm

thanx ... From: Rich Little <relittle@...> Subject: RE: [ccrscca] car classification To: ccrscca@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, November 13, 2008,...
David Burnham
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4:30 pm
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