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Car Info: 2008 Legacy 3.0R 3L H-6 RIP :( Hello 09 FXT!
Originally Posted by iNfEk
dammit you guys didn't call me. i totally forgot about scca
Jon
Jon
#49
Originally Posted by luktang
Thx Randy. ESP? I heard that's a harder class right? Crap... hehee... damn... better go practice on those twisties...
#50
What suspension components do you have???
All STI's should move to SM! Joey will be moving back by end of season, I think. Tim is moving to SM this year.
Just remember, once you put on an ALK, even w/o anything else, you're in SM. Once you mod Boost, your in SM. Once you mod your piping, you're in SM.
LaR
All STI's should move to SM! Joey will be moving back by end of season, I think. Tim is moving to SM this year.
Just remember, once you put on an ALK, even w/o anything else, you're in SM. Once you mod Boost, your in SM. Once you mod your piping, you're in SM.
LaR
#52
Originally Posted by iNfEk
dammit you guys didn't call me. i totally forgot about scca
Jon
Jon
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Car Info: '97 Legacy 2.5GT sedan
Originally Posted by WRX151
Just remember, once you put on an ALK, even w/o anything else, you're in SM.
I don't know if you were there, but I made an announcement at the driver's meeting probably 6 months or so ago that I had a mod that I had discovered was no longer SM legal, and if any SM runners wanted me to change classes just let me know. The mod in question was my ALK. I still have the ALK on there, and if anyone ever got picky about it I would just buy the offset bushings that accomplish the same thing and are legal (because they use the stock bushing housing - dumb, right?).
Pat Olsen
'97 Legacy 2.5GT sedan
#54
Pat, you are correct. My apologies for forgetting about the change in 05. The stupid thing is that all you have to do is run a bushing kit and you will be SM legal. Don't worry though, it's all good. Everyone in Hawaii is cool w/ this mod. It will not make you that much quicker, in comparison to running fresh race rubber. What a stupid ruling.
Lar
Lar
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Its been about 18 years or so since I last autocrossed, and since moving from FWD to AWD, I really want to try it again. I really hate to chew up my everyday tires and am looking to get a second set of wheels w/tires more suited for autocross before I start again. I used to run Yokohama A008Rs back in the day in D stock, does changing to a similar tire put you into the next class with the STi? I don't know about the current classifications much, but what class does the STi run totally stock?
#57
Originally Posted by shiroikage
Its been about 18 years or so since I last autocrossed, and since moving from FWD to AWD, I really want to try it again. I really hate to chew up my everyday tires and am looking to get a second set of wheels w/tires more suited for autocross before I start again. I used to run Yokohama A008Rs back in the day in D stock, does changing to a similar tire put you into the next class with the STi? I don't know about the current classifications much, but what class does the STi run totally stock?