I will like to know about scca for rx3 or 1st gen
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I will like to know about scca for rx3 or 1st gen
I dont know what scca really is i see it alot of it online but still confuse.I like to know what the differnce is ? I grew up on drag racing , street racing and going to start my Rx3 finally next month. Im going to just leave what I got for now , 9"ford ,Turbo II tranny, 13b Bridge port Turbo II Plates ,600 holley . Anyways I wanted to use my car for daily use and 1/4 and 1/8 racing was looking to go fast but I really dont want my car hitting a wall my worst fear. I think all of ours.
So I was going to get a 85 1st gen again next month from my cousin 13b bridge port holley you know the usual, but I want to focus on specs for what is needed on scca sport thats if not is much required . I dont think a posse 9" ford is much help in that sport. I love the 1st gen wide body kit and if I hit the wall is another 1st gen sorry 1st gen lovers.
So 1st gen or rx3 . I love the wide body kits and low to the ground and turns and it last more then seconds, thanks
So I was going to get a 85 1st gen again next month from my cousin 13b bridge port holley you know the usual, but I want to focus on specs for what is needed on scca sport thats if not is much required . I dont think a posse 9" ford is much help in that sport. I love the 1st gen wide body kit and if I hit the wall is another 1st gen sorry 1st gen lovers.
So 1st gen or rx3 . I love the wide body kits and low to the ground and turns and it last more then seconds, thanks
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Well, the FB can run in a bunch of classes in SCCA. The lowest level of prep would be Improved Touring, "IT" The 12A cars run in ITA, the 13B's run in ITS. Cars are pretty much stock parts with a cage.
To run a wide body car you would go into Production class or GT. Production you keep the stock chassis, GT you can build a tube frame. The bridgeport would put you into GT but I don't think you can run the Holley, you may need a Weber or fuel injection.
Check out the SCCA website look under "Club Racing" then look for "Cars and Rules" In there you can download all the rules in the General Competition Rules, "GCR" It can take a few reads to follow the different rule groups but you'll learn a lot.
To run a wide body car you would go into Production class or GT. Production you keep the stock chassis, GT you can build a tube frame. The bridgeport would put you into GT but I don't think you can run the Holley, you may need a Weber or fuel injection.
Check out the SCCA website look under "Club Racing" then look for "Cars and Rules" In there you can download all the rules in the General Competition Rules, "GCR" It can take a few reads to follow the different rule groups but you'll learn a lot.
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starting point???
if you wanna go with an rx3, I got something you might be interested in.... Its a little rough around the edges but a good solid platform to start with
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need something
Wow is a killer look I like plain original but this sticks out so good, I want one like this. Im starting my rx3 next month ,(wify started working ) and as long as I keep it in mind I have a wife and 4 kids plus my pit and I dont forget about them she cool., I usually just stay in garage and dont come out.. So will see I may just work after they go to sleep jajaja lol,.
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RX4 parts etc
one set of Panasport 13 x 7 wheels
one set of "Sticker" Hoosier 205/60/13 road racing tires.
one set of "Sticker" Hoosier 225/50/13 road racing tires
one J ported 13B long block
Let me know if anyone has an interest. Jim
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