SCCA Rule Changes Last 2 Years

[JamesB]

Originally posted by Andy Bettencourt@Jan 19 2006, 05:15 PM
We aren't trying to balance the world on the tip of a pin, we just want everyone to be measured by the same stick.

AB

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You know what, thats is really what matters to most people here. If everything is measured b the same stick I think cars could be classed more competitivly too.

And, I got my 06 GCR today!!!! time to drop last years in the recycling bin.

 

[Bill Miller]

Originally posted by JamesB@Jan 19 2006, 09:48 PM
You know what, thats is really what matters to most people here.  If everything is measured b the same stick I think cars could be classed more competitivly too.

And, I got my 06 GCR today!!!!  time to drop last years in the recycling bin.

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Don' do that! Drop it in the mail to me, I'll send you a check to cover postage.

 

[JamesB]

Bill if you want it just pm or e-mail me your address, don't worry about postage its only a dollar and change. I do my best not to packrat, I have too much crap in the house in the form of spares for the 2001 and the 87 that an outdated rules book has no room.

 

[SPiFF]

Originally posted by Andy Bettencourt@Jan 19 2006, 04:15 PM
Bottom line, the GSR fit's the process almost perfectly.

Please no1 take offence, but ...

If the GSR fits the process perfectly then the process is broken! I fail to see how a front wheel drive, 1.8L, 126 lb/ft, car with the brakes from a Civic can be 2700# in a class full of bigger displacement RWD cars.

 

[ddewhurst]

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[Andy Bettencourt]

Originally posted by SPiFF@Jan 20 2006, 12:58 PM
Please no1 take offence, but ... 

If the GSR fits the process perfectly then the process is broken! I fail to see how a front wheel drive, 1.8L, 126 lb/ft, car with the brakes from a Civic can be 2700# in a class full of bigger displacement RWD cars. 

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Then tell me in detail, by the numbers, what your process would be.

The GSR has not been developed to the limit of the rules yet.

AB