What class am i
10-11-2005, 01:28 PM
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What class am i
I have been building this car for a year now , So far here's what I got
I'm trying to figure out what class can join in
2000 civic hatch
gsr jdm engine
lsd
cat back
headers
gsr 4 disc brakes
strut bars
springs
205 45 tires
I'm trying to figure out what class can join in
2000 civic hatch
gsr jdm engine
lsd
cat back
headers
gsr 4 disc brakes
strut bars
springs
205 45 tires
10-11-2005, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by cbags05
The motor swap would put you in some type of SM (Street Modified). But if you just go to an event they will help you class your car at tech.
What's left of your interior? If your interior is intact you would be in SM (Street Mod) because of your motor swap. Also you cannot to triangle strut bars in SM.
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10-12-2005, 07:51 AM
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Sorry for the incomplete info
I'm located here at chicago , normally i just bring my car to circuits
when they have open track day's.
Yes I still have my whole interior in my car , with the option that I have a racing seats and harness , I also have a regular strut bar that goes to the shock mounts, top and lower front and back .
I also just got the 2005 scca rule book , but I still get confused with the either or that explains modification .
anyway thanks for the input !
I'm located here at chicago , normally i just bring my car to circuits
when they have open track day's.
Yes I still have my whole interior in my car , with the option that I have a racing seats and harness , I also have a regular strut bar that goes to the shock mounts, top and lower front and back .
I also just got the 2005 scca rule book , but I still get confused with the either or that explains modification .
anyway thanks for the input !
10-12-2005, 09:17 AM
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Then to SM (Street Mod) you go.
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can you still be on SM (street mod) if you install a roll cage ?
can you substitute a test pipe instead of a racing cat.
my engine is a jdm , so i dont have any cat thats the reason why i'm asking .
can you substitute a test pipe instead of a racing cat.
my engine is a jdm , so i dont have any cat thats the reason why i'm asking .
10-12-2005, 04:00 PM
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yes and depends if you tow the car then should be no problem. depending on whatelse is done, you might be in the modified class...
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Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
That's not true. It's not tech's job to class you or even registration. It's the competitor's responsibility to class yourself or to figure what class you are in. Or else if registration or tech classes your wrong there could be some backlash - although most regions do help you.
Do your research though...read the rules. I'm still trying to get a handle on all the specifics of the stock rules. Too many "if" statements.