NCCC Group III information
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Drifting
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NCCC Group III information
My car fits into Group III Modified (ME). According to the rule book I have to have a scattersheild on the bellhousing. Is this a generic chevy part? Something that I can order from PAW or Summit (I dont have my catalogs with me currently or I would check).
Concering seats, it says stock or upholstered non breaking.... Wondering if Corbeau Forza seats are legal. http://www.corbeau.com/brochure/forza.html
One last thing, I currently have a High speed Liscense, I got it almost 3 years ago (1999 NCCC convention) and according to the new rulebook they only last for 3 years, but mine does show a issue or expiration date on it. How do I (or tech) know when its no longer good? On my current liscense it also lists Group III certified, but I dont see anything for that in the new rule book. Did they do away with that certification?
Thanks in advance all.
Concering seats, it says stock or upholstered non breaking.... Wondering if Corbeau Forza seats are legal. http://www.corbeau.com/brochure/forza.html
One last thing, I currently have a High speed Liscense, I got it almost 3 years ago (1999 NCCC convention) and according to the new rulebook they only last for 3 years, but mine does show a issue or expiration date on it. How do I (or tech) know when its no longer good? On my current liscense it also lists Group III certified, but I dont see anything for that in the new rule book. Did they do away with that certification?
Thanks in advance all.
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Re: NCCC Group III information (VetteRacer282)
If you can't find a scattershield, a trans blanket is allowed.
You might try asking these questions again in the racing section.
But the real people to ask is you local NCCC club tech inspector.
You might try asking these questions again in the racing section.
But the real people to ask is you local NCCC club tech inspector.
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Re: NCCC Group III information (VetteRacer282)
The high speed license (without an expiration date) is good till Jan 1, 2003. To get another license after that date (and the next one will have an expiration date), you have to meet the qualifications, ie proof of ten low speed autox's or a driving school within the last year.
