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For the 2009 season STS has been renamed ST. STS2 has been renamed STS. STX and STU are unchanged. This is gonna be fun.
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Erik B.
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How convenient! I don't think I had enough magnet sheet to make 82 NSTS.Joseph B.CS 82Ford fan that now has a garage full of red Mazdas. -
You're 82 NST"Its an incurable disease not to leave well enough alone." -Ricky
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Right. That's one less letter I have to cut. I'll get around to changing the signature some day . . .Joseph B.CS 82Ford fan that now has a garage full of red Mazdas.Comment
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OK, cool. I can easily make a "T" out of an old "H"!
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Well there goes the class. At least we won't have to wonder.Erik B.
Why do I keep racing these weird cars?
Why can't I just get a miata and be happy?Comment
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Okay...just when I thought I was getting this class stuff down, it's changed up! So, to clarify, if I want to run in the former STS class (now ST right?) with my 94 Integra GSR this year, what does my class/number magnet need to read? ST30? (assuming 30 isn't taken). Thanks,
MarcMarc Yearwood ST30
"If you can't feed your baby, then don't have a baby."
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Correct.Erik B.
Why do I keep racing these weird cars?
Why can't I just get a miata and be happy?Comment
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Actually, it would be 30 ST. Number always comes before class."I'm not as think as you slow I am"Comment
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