1994 BMW 325i (4 door) - The Boat
Springs and Shocks (NOT coilovers)
Street Tires 280+ thread wear rating
Computer Chip
Cat Back Exhaust / CAI
I'm thinking STS, but I think I read that STS is now ST??? or is it DSP? Where do I have the best chance of being competitive?
Thanks for any info...
Need help classing my car...
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How wide are your wheels and tires? LSD?
Yes, STS did become ST, and STS2 became STS.
Up to 225 tires on 7.5" wide wheels in ST.
Up to 265 tires on 9" wide wheels in STX. I think the 3 series is best served in STX unless you want to spend a bundle.
Yes, STS did become ST, and STS2 became STS.
Up to 225 tires on 7.5" wide wheels in ST.
Up to 265 tires on 9" wide wheels in STX. I think the 3 series is best served in STX unless you want to spend a bundle.
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I think you are good for ST. The most competitive place would be DSP but that's a lot of mods and $. They do well in STX when you add a good LSD, and now with the allowance of wider tires and wheels for 2wd cars in STX , I know 255s will fit.
Derek Punch in San Diego runs his 325 coupe in STX and is quite competitive, trophying at nationals, and consistent top ten PAX locally.
I would get in touch with him for tuning help, he's a super nice guy and I'm sure he'd be very helpful towards you.
Derek Punch in San Diego runs his 325 coupe in STX and is quite competitive, trophying at nationals, and consistent top ten PAX locally.
I would get in touch with him for tuning help, he's a super nice guy and I'm sure he'd be very helpful towards you.
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Re: Need help classing my car...
http://cms.scca.com/documents/Solo_Rule ... _Rules.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Theo Osifeso wrote:1994 BMW 325i (4 door) - The Boat
Springs and Shocks (NOT coilovers)
Street Tires 280+ thread wear rating
Computer Chip
Cat Back Exhaust / CAI
I'm thinking STS, but I think I read that STS is now ST??? or is it DSP? Where do I have the best chance of being competitive?
Thanks for any info...
Street Touring - ST lists (Page 168):
D-Stock form lists (Page 158):BMW 3-series (non-M)
D-Street Prepared (i.e. R-Compound tires eligible) lists (Page 173):3 Series, 6 cyl. (non-M) NOC (NOC - Not Otherwise Classified)
BMW
- 2002 tii (all)
- 325 & 328 (E30)
- 323, 325, & 328 (E36)
- 328 & 330(E46) (all except M3)
- 3 Series (16V NOC)
- Bavaria
Re: Need help classing my car...
Tires are 225 and no LSD...So, ST it is.Jason Isley BS RX8 wrote:How wide are your wheels and tires? LSD?
Yes, STS did become ST, and STS2 became STS.
Up to 225 tires on 7.5" wide wheels in ST.
Up to 265 tires on 9" wide wheels in STX. I think the 3 series is best served in STX unless you want to spend a bundle.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the great tips Sebastian!Sebastian Rios wrote:I think you are good for ST. The most competitive place would be DSP but that's a lot of mods and $. They do well in STX when you add a good LSD, and now with the allowance of wider tires and wheels for 2wd cars in STX , I know 255s will fit.
Derek Punch in San Diego runs his 325 coupe in STX and is quite competitive, trophying at nationals, and consistent top ten PAX locally.
I would get in touch with him for tuning help, he's a super nice guy and I'm sure he'd be very helpful towards you.
Looks like ST for now and mod' up to STX eventually.
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Thanks for the info and link Giovanni, I've bookmarked it
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