SCCA Solo class exclusions
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From: Steel City
SCCA Solo class exclusions I'm looking to buy another Fbody and start Autocrossing for fun. I'm not going to blister the times and make the top of the list. The events local to me have certain classes with weak participation, and others with a healthy field. I want to run with the larger group for more fun.
Flipping through the SCCA rulebook a 4th gen can fall into multiple classes. But i also saw the eligibility section which singles out certain packages from being in a "Street Category" (FS). The rulebook says 93-02 SS's & WS6's with the Level 1 and Level 2 suspension package are not eligible for "Street Category"
My questions is if Street Touring STU is included in the exclusion. Or does the rule only apply to Street FS.
I would only like to make shock & swaybar mods and stay in a diverse class like STU.
I'm sure local events may not even care about it, but i'd like to stay within the rules for the car.
Any insight on this rule?
Flipping through the SCCA rulebook a 4th gen can fall into multiple classes. But i also saw the eligibility section which singles out certain packages from being in a "Street Category" (FS). The rulebook says 93-02 SS's & WS6's with the Level 1 and Level 2 suspension package are not eligible for "Street Category"
My questions is if Street Touring STU is included in the exclusion. Or does the rule only apply to Street FS.
I would only like to make shock & swaybar mods and stay in a diverse class like STU.
I'm sure local events may not even care about it, but i'd like to stay within the rules for the car.
Any insight on this rule?
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From: go get your shine box tommy
Pretty sure SS/WS6 are fine for street unless something changed. The only difference is larger front bar and barely larger catback. Shocks and springs were available as an option so maybe the springs would bump it out of street.
