Anyone with an FC in SCCA?
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Anyone with an FC in SCCA?
What class would an n/a FC fall into?
What kind of modifications should I worry about getting done before I goto racing school so that my car would be "track legal".
Trying to get the car built up first, then I'll start filling in the blank lines...
Not a lot to say, just need a lot of information about getting started..
What kind of modifications should I worry about getting done before I goto racing school so that my car would be "track legal".
Trying to get the car built up first, then I'll start filling in the blank lines...
Not a lot to say, just need a lot of information about getting started..
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E stock with minor mods (cat back/shocks)
C stock prepared with more mods (intake/springs/coilovers/racing rims/etc.)
S mod 2 lot of mods
F mod whole nine yards
that is Auto X
Road racing
ITS or IT7
Roll cage
Someone will give you more info on this probably
C stock prepared with more mods (intake/springs/coilovers/racing rims/etc.)
S mod 2 lot of mods
F mod whole nine yards
that is Auto X
Road racing
ITS or IT7
Roll cage
Someone will give you more info on this probably
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FC's first run in ITS. One step past that is E Production. Then if you have lots of time and money GT3 and 2.
As far as getting ready for a school, primary modifications should be all the required saftey equipment. Rollcage, extinguisher, master battery cutoff, seat, belts etc. If you have the time and the budget you can also prep the car with performance mods. The GCR is the best guideline for building the car to SCCA spec. If you have any specific questions, you can always PM me or shoot me an e-mail Paulydee@aol.com
As far as getting ready for a school, primary modifications should be all the required saftey equipment. Rollcage, extinguisher, master battery cutoff, seat, belts etc. If you have the time and the budget you can also prep the car with performance mods. The GCR is the best guideline for building the car to SCCA spec. If you have any specific questions, you can always PM me or shoot me an e-mail Paulydee@aol.com
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Well right now I have a spare RX-7 with a dead engine, and is in need of new interior so I figured that I could just tear it down and build it into a race car over the next year or 2...
I guess the main question though, is how much money does it take to get your car to be "race ready" I guess is the main question....
I guess the main question though, is how much money does it take to get your car to be "race ready" I guess is the main question....
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FC's are not very competetive in ITS due to the E36 bims... but EP they are very competetive. this past weekend the EP race was as close as it could get with a guy a know in a 1st gen EP car and someone in a 2nd gen EP car. the FC ended up winning by a little.
and if you havent ever heard an EP FB or FC full thottle... its truely an experience. bridgeports with no exhaust sound amazing.
and if you havent ever heard an EP FB or FC full thottle... its truely an experience. bridgeports with no exhaust sound amazing.
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FC's are not very competetive in ITS due to the E36 bims
bridgeports with no exhaust sound amazing
for a first car I would concentrate on a regional class like IT. get the safety items done first and then see what you can do.
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Originally posted by tims
maybe in you region but in general the second gen does very well in ITS.
maybe in you region but in general the second gen does very well in ITS.
Originally posted by tims
second gen's in E Production are not allowed a bridgeport only a street port.
second gen's in E Production are not allowed a bridgeport only a street port.
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Sorry, nope.. Bridgeports are *not* allowed in production, no way no how. Street port only.
So.. All those wins at ARRC by Speedsource was due to????????
That's not to say that teh Bimmer doesn't have the potential to be the class king, and in some regions, it is, but that shouldn't discourage people from choosing the 2nd Gen RX-7 for ITS.
Chris Ludwig (on the board), won at least one, if not several regionals in his region, the San Fran Region ITS champion runs a 2nd gen RX-7, and hell, look at SEDiv for RX-7s, I've seen their website with pics, half to 3/4 of the cars are 2nd gen RX-7s it seems like (and a whooole bunch with Speedsource prepping)
Anyway, not raggin' on you too much here, but the 2nd gen is far from done in ITS IMHO.
PaulC
So.. All those wins at ARRC by Speedsource was due to????????
That's not to say that teh Bimmer doesn't have the potential to be the class king, and in some regions, it is, but that shouldn't discourage people from choosing the 2nd Gen RX-7 for ITS.
Chris Ludwig (on the board), won at least one, if not several regionals in his region, the San Fran Region ITS champion runs a 2nd gen RX-7, and hell, look at SEDiv for RX-7s, I've seen their website with pics, half to 3/4 of the cars are 2nd gen RX-7s it seems like (and a whooole bunch with Speedsource prepping)
Anyway, not raggin' on you too much here, but the 2nd gen is far from done in ITS IMHO.
PaulC
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ok..... streetport then lol. all this porting talk is new to me. but i agree paul.. ITS FC's are still a good ITS car. my dad actually might have himself a ride in one in the 12 hour race at summit. should be fun
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