paultg
04-26-2004, 02:59 PM
I haven't followed the SCCA rules / classification in a few years.
Back in 1999/2000 when I had my 2.5 RS I knew the class for it.
Now I have a 100% stock 2001 Impreza L sedan, 2.2L with 5-speed tranny.
As the car sits currently am I still in "G-stock"?
If I add a 17mm rear sway bar does that put in into "STS", or something else?
If I upgrade the front brake calipers to RS style 2-pots calipers and rotors (not larger WRX rotors), and also do a rear disc brake conversion (from an RS also) what class does that put me in?
Thanks for the help. I dont' have time to search right now.
Paul G. (lazy :D )
Rebellion
04-26-2004, 03:15 PM
stock L would be H stock. rear sway would put you into STS. Brakes I'd have to look into more.. probably a prepared class like DSP/FSP.
Watkinsm3
04-26-2004, 03:17 PM
Originally posted by paultg
As the car sits currently am I still in "G-stock"?
I think according to...
http://www.moutons.org/sccasolo/Lists/2003/stockc.html
H-Stock
Originally posted by paultg
If I add a 17mm rear sway bar does that put in into "STS", or something else?
its legal for STS, STX, DSP, SM... I recomend STS.
Originally posted by paultg
If I upgrade the front brake calipers to RS style 2-pots calipers and rotors (not larger WRX rotors), and also do a rear disc brake conversion (from an RS also) what class does that put me in?
STX or SM (maybe DSP if there is an appropriate update/backdate)
I think those are all correct...
-Matt
EDIT : No update/backdate in DSP as they (the L and the RS) are on different lines.
paultg
04-26-2004, 03:31 PM
Originally posted by Watkinsm3
EDIT : No update/backdate in DSP as they (the L and the RS) are on different lines.
Not sure I understand this? Both cars are impreza's, just different trim package. Isn't that the same line?
Thanks for the help though. At least now I know I'm in H-stock if anyone asks. I won't do the rear bar anytime soon because I want to learn a bit more before modifying. The car has 17,500 miles so the brake upgrade is a ways away.
Paul G.
Nope, not the same line in the rule book meaning in the classification table for SP, if they were together and eleigible they'd be listed like:
DSP: Impeza 2.2L, 2.5
But they're listed something like this:
DSP: Impreza 2.2L
DSP: Impreza 2.5
1) HS
B) STS or higher
III) STX or SM
--kC
Rebellion
04-26-2004, 03:36 PM
Originally posted by paultg
Not sure I understand this? Both cars are impreza's, just different trim package. Isn't that the same line?
nope... it's not a "trim". Your reasoning would allow someone to drop anything off a WRX in to an RS, since hey they're both imprezas. Or ... M3 parts into a 325 since they're both 3 Series.
paultg
04-26-2004, 07:51 PM
Ahh. I get it now. I'm not familar with the rule book in detail.
Thanks for the help guys. The events I run are usually only classed as:
1. Novice -street tires
2. Novice - race tires
3. Experienced - street tires
4. Experienced - race tires
but they sometimes ask for your SCCA class to do pax timing. It's not a big deal but I don't want to to give the wrong info and get someone upset that might know.
Paul G.
Originally posted by paultg
but they sometimes ask for your SCCA class to do pax timing. It's not a big deal but I don't want to to give the wrong info and get someone upset that might know.
Paul G.
Just do the best you can Paul.
adhowe70
04-26-2004, 10:56 PM
Isn't the 2.2L car in FSP? I thought that was a classing change last year?
Andy H.