STL; Meet next tuesday at Gateway? 03-30-2010
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STL; Meet next tuesday at Gateway? 03-30-2010
MR2 Bill and myself are heading out to Gateway next tuesday. I'm bringing the car out but not sure if I'll make a pass or not.
Who wants to meet up for some booze and wings afterwards?
Who wants to meet up for some booze and wings afterwards?
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Do u have an impact racing jacket? I just read this:
NOTICE OF DECERTIFICATION; NOTICE TO CEASE AND DESIST AND TERMINATION OF ALL SFI CERTIFICATIONS ISSUED TO IMPACT RACING
March, 2010
March 26, 2010 - NOTICE OF DECERTIFICATION; NOTICE TO CEASE AND DESIST AND TERMINATION OF ALL CONTRACTS OF PARTICIPATION ISSUED TO IMPACT RACING
SFI Foundation, Inc., has issued a Notice of Decertification; Notice of Cease and Desist, and a notice terminating all Contracts of Participation to Impact Racing. Effective April 27, 2010, all products manufactured and/or distributed by Impact Racing pursuant to SFI Specification Programs 3.2A, 3.3, 16.1, and 16.5 are decertified. Evidence obtained by SFI shows that over a period of years Impact Racing has engaged in the production and use of counterfeit SFI conformance labels and patches, and affixed them to Impact products for use in motorsports. Under the Contracts of Participation between SFI and Impact, SFI conformance labels and patches may only be obtained from SFI and no other source. Evidence shows that Impact had counterfeit SFI labels and patches made in Asia and then affixed them to Impact products it distributed to members of the racing community. To SFI’s knowledge, Impact never advised its customers that its products contained phony SFI labels and patches. Impact never advised SFI of its systematic and longstanding practice of counterfeiting and distributing SFI patches and labeling.
Impact has been directed to cease and desist from this practice. SFI has directed Impact to immediately notify all affected customers to remove the counterfeit labeling and to offer the affected customers a full refund of the purchase price. SFI is requesting that all counterfeit conformance labels removed from Impact products be sent to SFI.
SFI has elected not to decertify these products immediately in order to minimize the potential hardships to members of the racing community that have been brought about by Impact’s counterfeiting activities.
SFI has also elected to terminate all Contracts of Participation with Impact Racing effective 90 days from March 24, 2010. Under the terms of the Contracts, either party may terminate the agreements without penalty upon 90 days notice. This means that Impact will no longer be able to participate in any SFI programs after this 90 day period.
SFI has taken these actions in the best interests of the safety and integrity of the racing community. This is in keeping with SFI’s mission and purpose.
For a downloadable .pdf of this notice, please click on the following link: Decertification Notice 03-26-10.
March 16, 2010 - SEATBELT RECERTIFICATION DATE CLARIFICATION
Recently you may have seen information circulating which states that the SFI standard for driver restraint assemblies has recently changed with respect to recertification/expiration dates. Please be advised this is INCORRECT and the SFI Spec has NOT changed in this regard. SFI Spec 16.1 has always required that the useful life of the webbing in the straps shall not exceed two years from the date of manufacture and it must be replaced at or before that time. Only the original manuacturer can reweb an assembly prior to recertifying.
Printable PDF of the announcement available here
http://www.sfifoundation.com/Decerti...ce03-26-10.pdf
NOTICE OF DECERTIFICATION; NOTICE TO CEASE AND DESIST AND TERMINATION OF ALL SFI CERTIFICATIONS ISSUED TO IMPACT RACING
March, 2010
March 26, 2010 - NOTICE OF DECERTIFICATION; NOTICE TO CEASE AND DESIST AND TERMINATION OF ALL CONTRACTS OF PARTICIPATION ISSUED TO IMPACT RACING
SFI Foundation, Inc., has issued a Notice of Decertification; Notice of Cease and Desist, and a notice terminating all Contracts of Participation to Impact Racing. Effective April 27, 2010, all products manufactured and/or distributed by Impact Racing pursuant to SFI Specification Programs 3.2A, 3.3, 16.1, and 16.5 are decertified. Evidence obtained by SFI shows that over a period of years Impact Racing has engaged in the production and use of counterfeit SFI conformance labels and patches, and affixed them to Impact products for use in motorsports. Under the Contracts of Participation between SFI and Impact, SFI conformance labels and patches may only be obtained from SFI and no other source. Evidence shows that Impact had counterfeit SFI labels and patches made in Asia and then affixed them to Impact products it distributed to members of the racing community. To SFI’s knowledge, Impact never advised its customers that its products contained phony SFI labels and patches. Impact never advised SFI of its systematic and longstanding practice of counterfeiting and distributing SFI patches and labeling.
Impact has been directed to cease and desist from this practice. SFI has directed Impact to immediately notify all affected customers to remove the counterfeit labeling and to offer the affected customers a full refund of the purchase price. SFI is requesting that all counterfeit conformance labels removed from Impact products be sent to SFI.
SFI has elected not to decertify these products immediately in order to minimize the potential hardships to members of the racing community that have been brought about by Impact’s counterfeiting activities.
SFI has also elected to terminate all Contracts of Participation with Impact Racing effective 90 days from March 24, 2010. Under the terms of the Contracts, either party may terminate the agreements without penalty upon 90 days notice. This means that Impact will no longer be able to participate in any SFI programs after this 90 day period.
SFI has taken these actions in the best interests of the safety and integrity of the racing community. This is in keeping with SFI’s mission and purpose.
For a downloadable .pdf of this notice, please click on the following link: Decertification Notice 03-26-10.
March 16, 2010 - SEATBELT RECERTIFICATION DATE CLARIFICATION
Recently you may have seen information circulating which states that the SFI standard for driver restraint assemblies has recently changed with respect to recertification/expiration dates. Please be advised this is INCORRECT and the SFI Spec has NOT changed in this regard. SFI Spec 16.1 has always required that the useful life of the webbing in the straps shall not exceed two years from the date of manufacture and it must be replaced at or before that time. Only the original manuacturer can reweb an assembly prior to recertifying.
Printable PDF of the announcement available here
http://www.sfifoundation.com/Decerti...ce03-26-10.pdf
#25
Gloves
Not sure if this is acurate. Read it on another site:
C2e. For drivers in all cars recording an elapsed time quicker than 11.49 seconds, a flame-retardant jacket, (“fire jacket”), of SFI Specification 3.2A/1 is required.
C2f. For drivers in all cars recording an elapsed time slower than 10.00 seconds equipped with a non-Original Equipment Manufacturer, (“OEM“), supercharger, non-OEM turbocharger, or nitrous oxide injection system while utilizing a full OEM or 0.024-inch thickness steel firewall, a flame-retardant jacket of SFI Specification 3.2A/1 is required.
C2g. For drivers in all cars recording an elapsed time slower than 10.00 seconds equipped with a non-OEM supercharger, non-OEM turbocharger, or nitrous oxide injection system without a full OEM or 0.024-inch thickness steel firewall, a flame-retardant jacket of SFI Specification 3.2A/5 and fire-retardant gloves of SFI Specification 3.3/1 are required.
C2h. For drivers in all closed-bodied cars recording an elapsed time quicker than 10.00 seconds equipped with a non-OEM supercharger, non-OEM turbocharger, or nitrous oxide injection system while utilizing a full OEM or 0.024-inch thickness steel firewall, a flame-retardant jacket and pants of SFI Specification 3.2A/5 and fire-retardant gloves of SFI Specification 3.3/1 are required.
C2i. For drivers in all closed-bodied cars recording an elapsed time quicker than 10.00 seconds equipped with a non-OEM supercharger, non-OEM turbocharger, or nitrous oxide injection system without a full OEM or 0.024-inch thickness steel firewall, a flame-retardant jacket and pants of SFI Specification 3.2A/15 and fire-retardant gloves and shoes of SFI Specification 3.3/5 are required.
C2e. For drivers in all cars recording an elapsed time quicker than 11.49 seconds, a flame-retardant jacket, (“fire jacket”), of SFI Specification 3.2A/1 is required.
C2f. For drivers in all cars recording an elapsed time slower than 10.00 seconds equipped with a non-Original Equipment Manufacturer, (“OEM“), supercharger, non-OEM turbocharger, or nitrous oxide injection system while utilizing a full OEM or 0.024-inch thickness steel firewall, a flame-retardant jacket of SFI Specification 3.2A/1 is required.
C2g. For drivers in all cars recording an elapsed time slower than 10.00 seconds equipped with a non-OEM supercharger, non-OEM turbocharger, or nitrous oxide injection system without a full OEM or 0.024-inch thickness steel firewall, a flame-retardant jacket of SFI Specification 3.2A/5 and fire-retardant gloves of SFI Specification 3.3/1 are required.
C2h. For drivers in all closed-bodied cars recording an elapsed time quicker than 10.00 seconds equipped with a non-OEM supercharger, non-OEM turbocharger, or nitrous oxide injection system while utilizing a full OEM or 0.024-inch thickness steel firewall, a flame-retardant jacket and pants of SFI Specification 3.2A/5 and fire-retardant gloves of SFI Specification 3.3/1 are required.
C2i. For drivers in all closed-bodied cars recording an elapsed time quicker than 10.00 seconds equipped with a non-OEM supercharger, non-OEM turbocharger, or nitrous oxide injection system without a full OEM or 0.024-inch thickness steel firewall, a flame-retardant jacket and pants of SFI Specification 3.2A/15 and fire-retardant gloves and shoes of SFI Specification 3.3/5 are required.