Autocrossing The GS
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I downloaded the complete 2010 rulebook from their site but I don't remember from where. I'll post the link here if I find it.
Edit: Found it. http://www.scca.com/contentpage.aspx?content=61
Also, I forgot another important thing to mention. Make sure to get a good alignment too. You should be fine with -2 camber in front and -1 in the rear. That should be plenty while you're running street tires. Increased tire pressure will do wonders too. Just play with it until you get it right.
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OP you might want to read up on the rules! I was just reading them, and here's what I've seen for the stock class. Air filter can be replaced, but the airbox has to be stock. We can use any rim, as long as it is within factory spec, and +- .25" (6mm) offset. Any exhaust as long as the factory sniffer stuff is there. Any front anti-roll bar. Rear cannot be modified. LSD must be factory...we can't add it. Adjustable shocks are allowed, but we have to use stock springs. I guess anything else would bump into a higher class.
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Ya springs move you to street touring.
I downloaded the complete 2010 rulebook from their site but I don't remember from where. I'll post the link here if I find it.
Edit: Found it. http://www.scca.com/contentpage.aspx?content=61
Also, I forgot another important thing to mention. Make sure to get a good alignment too. You should be fine with -2 camber in front and -1 in the rear. That should be plenty while you're running street tires. Increased tire pressure will do wonders too. Just play with it until you get it right.
I downloaded the complete 2010 rulebook from their site but I don't remember from where. I'll post the link here if I find it.
Edit: Found it. http://www.scca.com/contentpage.aspx?content=61
Also, I forgot another important thing to mention. Make sure to get a good alignment too. You should be fine with -2 camber in front and -1 in the rear. That should be plenty while you're running street tires. Increased tire pressure will do wonders too. Just play with it until you get it right.
i am getting new tires as soon as my rims come in
thanks for all of your help and advice guys!
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