Originally Posted by cbags05
Sometimes. I live in Decatur, Illinois where there are lots of stinky agricultural processing plants.
I didn't want it to sound like complaints about the rules...just was wondering what the logic was behind them. All noobs come up with stupid questions
But seriously. I did notice a little difference when I put that filter in...could have been partly because the old one was pretty clogged up. I probably would have noticed the same difference with an OEM filter.
Well at least you have a sense of humor
Of course you are going to notice a difference if your old filter was bad.
The logic behind SCCA rules is you are only allowed certain mods in each class. Unlike NASA rules where you get points for every mod you had. I like SCCA because it's easier to police and find cheaters (or non-cheaters) whereas NASA rules it would be next to impossible to add up all the points in each of your competitior's cars.
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