Annual tech inspection party.

[bimmertech]

Do you mean NEXT Saturday (two weeks from yesterday) Feb 8th? If so, I should be good if Kirk is done with my roll bar in the time estimated.

Yes. February 8th, 2014. Get it done!

[DelanieC]

We will be doing this Saturday, Feb 8th....

Do you mean NEXT Saturday (two weeks from yesterday) Feb 8th? If so, I should be good if Kirk is done with my roll bar in the time estimated.

[Chuck Baader]

Out...too soon!

[bimmertech]

We will be doing this Saturday, Feb 8th at Element Garage.

Please tell other drivers that may not visit the forums as often.

If your car is street legal it would be best if you could drive it as trailer parking is limited.

[farrout]

NoBrows - I can answer any questions you have about TT licensing or what your car has to have.

Send me an email farrout@knology.net

[DelanieC]

You can download the Novice Time Trials Application here:

http://scca.cdn.racersites.com/prod/Documents/Club%20Forms/form-tt-ttnovice.pdf

[bimmertech]

yes i really need a better understanding of all this , i was told i could get a novice permit ?

Yes. A novice permit will let you compete in Time Trials until you are upgraded to a full license. If you successfully complete the school in April you can be upgraded to a full TT/HC license.

Your license has nothing to do with being tech'd and having a logbook. The tech inspection process is a little more thorough than an auto x tech and focuses primarily on the safety components. They will check to make sure your roll bar/cage, fire extinguisher, seat, harness, window net or arm restraints, kill switch(if required), and driver safety gear are all in order. The tech inspection will not make sure your car is legal for you're class, but your class will determine what equipment you're required to have (kill switch for example).

The rules for 2014 are new and much simpler. Read them and don't be afraid to ask questions.

http://www.alscca.net/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=1049&d=1389818470

[Nobrows]

Yes. They can be done at the event. It's just nice to get them out of the way before hand so you have time to correct any discrepancies without missing an event. If you have to wait until the event, i suggest arriving as early as possible and make sure we know you'll need a log book issued when you register.

yes i really need a better understanding of all this , i was told i could get a novice permit ?

[Chuck Baader]

Ditto

[JohnW8]

In. Let me know which Saturday you get.

[bimmertech]

wish i could make this but i doubt it , could i get a annual done at the first time trial , this will be my first year so any advice would be great

Yes. They can be done at the event. It's just nice to get them out of the way before hand so you have time to correct any discrepancies without missing an event. If you have to wait until the event, i suggest arriving as early as possible and make sure we know you'll need a log book issued when you register.

[Nobrows]

wish i could make this but i doubt it , could i get a annual done at the first time trial , this will be my first year so any advice would be great

[DelanieC]

Cool. I'm in if my new roll bar is ready and I get it installed in time. From what they told me, it should be ready sometime around the 31st.

[Chuck Baader]

Note...annual inspections are SAFETY inspections. Have all you gear with you and make sure your brake lights and kill switch work as required. Read section on windshield glass in GCR.

[bimmertech]

Would this be an option for a newbie such as myself?

Yes. And it makes it easier than having it done at the track since issuing a log book requires a more thorough inspection.

Just make sure your car is prepared as it well be driven on track with the possible exception of wheels and tires. You should also bring your driver gear. Helmet, suit, etc.