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Not that my presence would have made a big differance but I am gonna have to miss the entire event . I gotta work the dayjob saturday and I got to put a motor in a mustang at home Sunday . It sux but thats life . GO ALSCCA ...good luck guys and gals.
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Ricky R
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I will be there in a stock Accord V6 driving on a set of Rivals for Saturday. Sunday I will be here as well. First trip up to Huntsville, so I'm excited to see how that turns out!
Also, what is the stock class for an Accord? Is it HS?
Later!Vincent C.Comment
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I looked it up for you. V6 Accord is in GS. 4 cylinder Accords are in HS.Originally posted by 87RX7RACER View PostRod H
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So... STF/GS?Comment
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No.Originally posted by bimmertech View Post
4 cylinder Accords are HS or STF
V6 is GS
V6 up to 3.1 liter displacement is STC
V6 above 3.1 is STX
Y'all do know the rulebook is on the SCCA website, right?
Rod H
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Well, I meant RTF/FS, but good show.Comment
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Stupid autocorrect. You guys know what I mean.Comment
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Huntsville doesn't give the 0.975 tire multiplier so you might get a better PAX running in an ST class there then running Tire in Bham. Make sure you pick the best PAX class for both locations.- Jerry Ledford
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So they don't have RTF, RTR, and RTA? They are national classes after all. I know they don't have a tire index for other classes (SP classes for example), but surely they recognize these three!Comment
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I've never seen anyone run those classes (RTF, RTR, RTA) up north and I don't think they're on the registration list.
They have a "tire" class to allow those on street tires to run together using PAX for that class but you get no Tire multiplier benefits. I ran Tire BSP and still just got the BSP PAX vs others running stock classes and getting their normal stock PAX times.- Jerry Ledford
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Well we have a lightly prepared stock Accord we could bring. What is allowed in STX?
Sincerely,
The rule noob.
Vincent C.Comment
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If you're going to ask that question, then you deserve this answer: read the rule bookOriginally posted by 87RX7RACER View PostWell we have a lightly prepared stock Accord we could bring. What is allowed in STX?
Sincerely,
The rule noob.
It would be easier if you define "lightly prepared"Last edited by rodhx; 08-07-2013, 06:21 AM.Rod H
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(Time for some trash talk)Originally posted by rodhx View PostIf you're going to ask that question, then you deserve this answer: read the rule book
It would be easier if you define "lightly prepared"
Don't worry about it, Rod. I don't think Vince can score any points in Huntsville in a "stock" Accord no matter how "prepared" it is. I mean, as a daily driver, sure, they're great, but as a race car? Might as well get a Cadillac!Comment
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Our northern brothers don't have to observer the SCCA rules as they don't run under that banner. While we can make up all the classes we want we (ALSCCA) are supposed to support all the national classes.Comment
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