Watkins Glen Info please
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They don't have a db limit
Terry Hanushek
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Dan
At Watkins Glen, sound is measured on DL opposite Station 4 at the top of the Esses. Sound control is in effect for all SCCA races at The Glen.
HTH
Terry
At Watkins Glen, sound is measured on DL opposite Station 4 at the top of the Esses. Sound control is in effect for all SCCA races at The Glen.
HTH
Terry
dave parker
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Chris
103 db is the GCR mandated limit.
cheers
dave parker
103 db is the GCR mandated limit.
cheers
dave parker
okay, just making sure that it defaulted to the GCR limit... at NH the limit is 99 for some freaking reason! 
my car averages 101 I think...
Thanks Dave!
We were good at WGI last year, but was curious by how much... Our's is the loudest slow car out there, you can hear it all the way to the bus stop from pit lane!
my car averages 101 I think...Thanks Dave!
We were good at WGI last year, but was curious by how much... Our's is the loudest slow car out there, you can hear it all the way to the bus stop from pit lane!
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Terry Hanushek
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Chris
The GCR specifies 103 db as the default maximum for all events - that is, unless modified (lowered) by the supplemental regulations for the event.
It is a good idea to check the supps, particularly on your first visit to a track, to see what the local sound standard is.
New Hampshire has a maximum of 99db in their supps because it is mandated by NHMS in accordance with the track agreement with its neighbors. AFAIK all lower sound standards are a result of agreements / mandates from the local communities.
HTH
Terry
The GCR specifies 103 db as the default maximum for all events - that is, unless modified (lowered) by the supplemental regulations for the event.
It is a good idea to check the supps, particularly on your first visit to a track, to see what the local sound standard is.
at NH the limit is 99 for some freaking reason!
New Hampshire has a maximum of 99db in their supps because it is mandated by NHMS in accordance with the track agreement with its neighbors. AFAIK all lower sound standards are a result of agreements / mandates from the local communities.
HTH
Terry
tdw6974
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Also showers towards the boot go under track like you are headed to Gate 6 they are on left.
Also showers towards the boot go under track like you are headed to Gate 6 they are on left.
The little brown building on the left I assume?
When I meant there was no db limit it was kind of a joke...if your louder than 103 db and get black flagged at wgi thenyour car is clearly too loud or your exhaust has fallen off.