Can I run street stock solo-II, or any other class?
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Can I run street stock solo-II, or any other class?
I have a 1980 Rx7.
Assuming I could use what I have, I'm wanting to dable with autocross. In order to have fun and learn to drive better.
I see auto-cross solo-II websight at housccs.com sounds very restrictive about the car being stock, and meeting emissions.
I don't have the rats nest emissions(risk of intake leaks), nor the air-pump, nor any catalytic convertor (I can't remember if it originally had one or not, I think it did), nor the air-conditioner. I wanted it simple.
I've added the racing beat headers and resonator. No catalytic convertor.
Since my car is 25years or older, mines a 1980 model. I don't have to take emissions test to get inspection. So I can get inspected and registered to drive on the street. So the car will be street legal.
Now that you know all this, my question is: will I be able to run autocross solo-II?
Will having an inspection sticker be enough, or are they going to physically inspect my missing emissions system? Can I run street stock or will I have to run another class due to the racing beat headers and the removal of some components?
Thanks for reading all this.
If you are not familiar with solo-IIing a slightly-slightly modified Rx7, then if you know someone else that has done this, please post there contact info.
Thanks in advance, swirve.
Assuming I could use what I have, I'm wanting to dable with autocross. In order to have fun and learn to drive better.
I see auto-cross solo-II websight at housccs.com sounds very restrictive about the car being stock, and meeting emissions.
I don't have the rats nest emissions(risk of intake leaks), nor the air-pump, nor any catalytic convertor (I can't remember if it originally had one or not, I think it did), nor the air-conditioner. I wanted it simple.
I've added the racing beat headers and resonator. No catalytic convertor.
Since my car is 25years or older, mines a 1980 model. I don't have to take emissions test to get inspection. So I can get inspected and registered to drive on the street. So the car will be street legal.
Now that you know all this, my question is: will I be able to run autocross solo-II?
Will having an inspection sticker be enough, or are they going to physically inspect my missing emissions system? Can I run street stock or will I have to run another class due to the racing beat headers and the removal of some components?
Thanks for reading all this.
If you are not familiar with solo-IIing a slightly-slightly modified Rx7, then if you know someone else that has done this, please post there contact info.
Thanks in advance, swirve.
Last edited by swirve; 10-09-05 at 12:45 PM. Reason: added more detail info
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You probabaly won't be about to run stock, probably csp? mainly because of the exhaust. You won't be competitive, but you can learn and have fun all all...
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That's right, I bought a new stock muffler from RB, along with the header and resonator.
In using this 1980 for solo2, I'm gonna get new tires.
I currently have 13" rims. Before spending the money on buying good tires, should I upgrade to different Rx7 rims, maybe some later model from a salvage yard? I have the earliest Rx7 rims, which I kinda hate. Onlything nice about them is that there aluminum. Would 14" be better for performance? I definetely like the looks of the mid 80's models better than mine.
Thanks for the replies.
In using this 1980 for solo2, I'm gonna get new tires.
I currently have 13" rims. Before spending the money on buying good tires, should I upgrade to different Rx7 rims, maybe some later model from a salvage yard? I have the earliest Rx7 rims, which I kinda hate. Onlything nice about them is that there aluminum. Would 14" be better for performance? I definetely like the looks of the mid 80's models better than mine.
Thanks for the replies.
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