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Some familiar names!

Found something I thought was unusual; a car with it's complete competition history, this one's particular case, starting in 1965. Looks like it used to belong to Dick Guldstand, and ran in our region from 65' to 87'. Things like this stand out to me: "4th 3/9/69 Casoc It To Ya Riverside Racewa...

I wonder how experienced of an instructor they are looking for... this looks like fun.

I guess I'll add another question on top of this question. Are koni yellows legal in ES? I've read about the adjustable spring perch possibly making them illegal in ES and I just wanted to see if that was true or not. As long as you leave them on the highest perch you should be fine. Koni Sports ar...

I am not entirely new to autocross, getting back into it with a friend. However, I previously competed on the east coast with BMW CCA, and with a different car. What class will I be in with a lightly modded 1989 BMW 325i manual? modifications: coilovers with camber plates, 16" x 8" wheels...

Art Rinner wrote:Bump

Question is, can you handle the Hyundai LOLantra?

This covers every winner, ever?

Is this car still on the market?

I know SCNAX II (two) exceeded ten teams, going out on a limb here... but this may be the most SCNAX teams ever! I thought I remembered 10 teams at SCNAX II, but I happen to have the scoring file and it shows 9 (maybe we lost one along the way). BTW, this was 2003. I seem to have a smattering of re...

Fastest championship run (71.738)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZQOanLz10w

My SCNAX fastest runs (missing s2k runs)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clL54F2bbJk

How will the team pax apply? Will our runs be paxed by our individual runs, then our combined times paxed by team pax? I'm confused

Art Rinner wrote:With this many teams its a shame we can't get Sports Car to do a write up on it? Or can we, Jason I. ?

That would be fantastic to see in Sports Car.

I see your point. Here's the thing: per the SEB, VIN numbers are NOT protestable, so as long as the car you present complies with exactly what you put on your entry form, you're good to go. If the body shells are exactly the same, you could create one car from the other, as long as you swap EVERYTH...

From what I understand El Toro renewed their lease with us for 2015... I wonder how much runway we'll have left.

Simple classing question: in my rule book, it appears that the FC RX-7 Turbo is BSP, while the non turbo version is considered CSP. Does that mean the SEB considers the two cars to be on two different lines, and as such, update/backdate rules between the cars wouldn't work? Correct. just like my ma...

Simple classing question: in my rule book, it appears that the FC RX-7 Turbo is BSP, while the non turbo version is considered CSP. Does that mean the SEB considers the two cars to be on two different lines, and as such, update/backdate rules between the cars wouldn't work?

Looks like H Street will be a Fiesta ST spec class and the FR-S guys will get their C Street

I don't know about the other guys, but when I start roasting my front left tire on course, I let off a bit so I can actually turn then get back on the gas. I tried left foot braking to control wheel spin, but Hyundai decided that that's bad and it shuts power down when brake+throttle are used togeth...

Team WAT Racing checking in

I'd drive the extra miles and go to West End. He's affordable and a perfectionist; just the kind of guy you want working on your car.

I love the course, helped me score my first trophy spot out of novice. Great flow, thanks Kurt!

Street
#12802 Camaro Classing Proposal
Per the SAC, the following new listing, effective immediately upon publication, is added for the new Camaro 1LE in A
Street.
Chevrolet
Camaro Z28 (2014)

That's the only place I could find any info on classing that car.

Mihail Milkov wrote:What class should the 2015 Camaro Z28 run in? Furthermore, as it comes stock with Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R tires with a treadwear of 60, is it legal for the street tire classes?

Thanks,

Mihail

AS

LeMons is truly the gift that keeps on giving.