SCCA Solo SS: front wheel size?
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SCCA Solo SS: front wheel size?
Doing some thinking and planning for next year, including investing in some track wheels once I think the tires are the limiting factor
At a recent non-SCCA autox, I saw C5 Z06's running the same wheel front and rear...and I right in thinking that this isn't allowed in SS?
13.4 WHEELS
Any type wheel may be used provided it complies with the following:
it is the same width and diameter as standard
Thanks!
At a recent non-SCCA autox, I saw C5 Z06's running the same wheel front and rear...and I right in thinking that this isn't allowed in SS?
13.4 WHEELS
Any type wheel may be used provided it complies with the following:
it is the same width and diameter as standard
Thanks!
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Doing some thinking and planning for next year, including investing in some track wheels once I think the tires are the limiting factor
At a recent non-SCCA autox, I saw C5 Z06's running the same wheel front and rear...and I right in thinking that this isn't allowed in SS?
13.4 WHEELS
Any type wheel may be used provided it complies with the following:
it is the same width and diameter as standard
Thanks!
At a recent non-SCCA autox, I saw C5 Z06's running the same wheel front and rear...and I right in thinking that this isn't allowed in SS?
13.4 WHEELS
Any type wheel may be used provided it complies with the following:
it is the same width and diameter as standard
Thanks!
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Plus the offset can't deviate more than +/- .25" from OEM. This includes the width of wheels spacers if used.
Here's another thing...when you go to an Autocross and see something that does not look legal, you have the right to protest if you are running in that same class. However, you will find that on a regional level, most people don't protest stuff and therefore people will sometimes take advantage of this. And another thing to consider...try not to become a "weenie protester". It's one thing to protest an obvious performance enhancer...but if you are protesting somebody because of something stupid such as a cosmetic mod or something else non-performance helping, you may find yourself unpopular amongst your peers...
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The focus of the question wasn't at all a "hey - they're cheating" but just a check to see if I was missing something. The SCCA rules can be a little convoluted sometimes - or at least seem so to me
Moving up from an MGB that was at best middle of the local DSP pack 10 years ago to an SS Corvette means that I don't expect to be anywhere near anyone that's winning. I just want to be sure that I'm 100% legal.
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In this particular case it was just a local club. Definitely aware of the protest mechanism and proper application.
The focus of the question wasn't at all a "hey - they're cheating" but just a check to see if I was missing something. The SCCA rules can be a little convoluted sometimes - or at least seem so to me
Moving up from an MGB that was at best middle of the local DSP pack 10 years ago to an SS Corvette means that I don't expect to be anywhere near anyone that's winning. I just want to be sure that I'm 100% legal.
The focus of the question wasn't at all a "hey - they're cheating" but just a check to see if I was missing something. The SCCA rules can be a little convoluted sometimes - or at least seem so to me
Moving up from an MGB that was at best middle of the local DSP pack 10 years ago to an SS Corvette means that I don't expect to be anywhere near anyone that's winning. I just want to be sure that I'm 100% legal.
Just put an alignment on it & A6's.
Last edited by froggy47; 09-09-2008 at 07:51 PM.
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Like Froggy sez: SS will allow only stock wheel sizes, but use any sized rubber you can fit on those wheels. If the AX was an NCCC event then the driver was in 2-J(or II-J).
Also, SS requires OEM brake lines. SS brake lines bump you into ASP.
With a stock C5 I run ASP/2-H due to 17" ZR-1 wheels all around and 295frt and 315rear on ZR-1. I make the trophy bracket but like nipping at the heals of the Z06s on stickies.
Also, SS requires OEM brake lines. SS brake lines bump you into ASP.
With a stock C5 I run ASP/2-H due to 17" ZR-1 wheels all around and 295frt and 315rear on ZR-1. I make the trophy bracket but like nipping at the heals of the Z06s on stickies.