If my daughter drives a HS car (Volt) with 200 treadwear 225's on factory rims, and is a Novice:
Does she have to run Ladies class or is normal OK?
The doors should say 6xx (large) then HS3L (small)?
Or do we just put Novice where the HS3L goes?
Are there any 200 tires that are banned on factory rims? BFG Rivals OK?
Thanks!
(Going to try again. She wants to go, but has a huge amount of school work. Oddly enough, she needs a bunch of hours of outdoor activity for her HS IB program, and it appears AutoX would qualify. So she would still be doing "homework")
HS3L ?
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Re: HS3L ?
Running a ladies class is an option, not a requirementPatMcSwain wrote:If my daughter drives a HS car (Volt) with 200 treadwear 225's on factory rims, and is a Novice:
Does she have to run Ladies class or is normal OK?
YesThe doors should say 6xx (large) then HS3L (small)?
The more information there is on the car, the less likely there will be a scoring error as it confirms the information in the computer. Any discrepancy will be questioned. So numbers, class and novice should all be included on the car.Or do we just put Novice where the HS3L goes?
NoAre there any 200 tires that are banned on factory rims? BFG Rivals OK?
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