I just read SportsCar yesterday. I had not gone online to see all these rule changes you guys were talking about. Allowing turbos free boost in SP pretty much kills the E36 M3 in BSP. It was almost dead anyway. Unlimited boost with a stock turbo is pretty limited anyway. Plus, the SP rules apply to STU so the M3 is really screwed. What can an Evo or STi do with a stock turbo? Did you see the ZHP 330i gets moved to DS? Might be a good car for that class.
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Re: New Sports Car, SCCA rules??
Originally posted by hancheybI just read SportsCar yesterday.?* I had not gone online to see all these rule changes you guys were talking about.?* Allowing turbos free boost in SP pretty much kills the E36 M3 in BSP.?* It was almost dead anyway.?* Unlimited boost with a stock turbo is pretty limited anyway.?* Plus, the SP rules apply to STU so the M3 is really screwed.?* What can an Evo or STi do with a stock turbo??* Did you see the ZHP 330i gets moved to DS??* Might be a good car for that class.?*-Sean Martin
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I spoke with Andy Hollis about this recently. The idea is to allow unlimited boost with stock turbos and see just how much faster these boosted cars get. THEN they'll be re-classed accordingly. Frankly, it'll be a good thing for us non-boosted types because the boost buggies will be bumped up at least one class as a result of this.
But, I don't believe ST_ follows Street Prepared in this regard.
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Re: New Sports Car, SCCA rules??
Originally posted by hancheybI just read SportsCar yesterday.?* I had not gone online to see all these rule changes you guys were talking about.?* Allowing turbos free boost in SP pretty much kills the E36 M3 in BSP.?* It was almost dead anyway.?* Unlimited boost with a stock turbo is pretty limited anyway.?* Plus, the SP rules apply to STU so the M3 is really screwed.?* What can an Evo or STi do with a stock turbo??* Did you see the ZHP 330i gets moved to DS??* Might be a good car for that class.?*
Maybe I read it wrong, wouldn't be the first time.
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"A turbo: exhaust gasses go into the turbocharger and spin it, witchcraft happens and you go faster."
- Dr. Clarkson
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Re: New Sports Car, SCCA rules??
Originally posted by Tommy RI spoke with Andy Hollis about this recently. The idea is to allow unlimited boost with stock turbos and see just how much faster these boosted cars get. THEN they'll be re-classed accordingly. Frankly, it'll be a good thing for us non-boosted types because the boost buggies will be bumped up at least one class as a result of this.
But, I don't believe ST_ follows Street Prepared in this regard.
TBrian Hanchey
AST Suspension - USA
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Re: New Sports Car, SCCA rules??
Originally posted by PaulOriginally posted by hancheybI just read SportsCar yesterday.?* I had not gone online to see all these rule changes you guys were talking about.?* Allowing turbos free boost in SP pretty much kills the E36 M3 in BSP.?* It was almost dead anyway.?* Unlimited boost with a stock turbo is pretty limited anyway.?* Plus, the SP rules apply to STU so the M3 is really screwed.?* What can an Evo or STi do with a stock turbo??* Did you see the ZHP 330i gets moved to DS??* Might be a good car for that class.?*
Maybe I read it wrong, wouldn't be the first time.Brian Hanchey
AST Suspension - USA
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Re: New Sports Car, SCCA rules??
I just read August FasTrack and it is newer than what I had read before. So "open boost" and BSP for the rally cars is what is proposed at this time. That does not mean open boost for STU though. If it doesn't say "yes", that means "no".'11 Mustang GT / '95 Frankenpreza
"A turbo: exhaust gasses go into the turbocharger and spin it, witchcraft happens and you go faster."
- Dr. Clarkson
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Nope, it specifically says ST follows SP rules meaning boost for those cars. I'll look it up and quote it here.
OOPS. You're right. It says STx cars can compete in SP. I got that wrong.Brian Hanchey
AST Suspension - USA
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