Redwood

The car is an 85 RX-7 with an 88 n/a 13B in it using stand alone engine management. I run in Open Street for the local club but I don't know what that transfers to in SCCA classing. Apparently neither does anyone I've talked to recently either. All I've gotten by reading through stuff is that the class separation is hard to distinguish. Thanks all.

CarmonColvin

For Solo II classing that sounds like an F-Prepared or E-Mod car. Having a stand alone engine management puts you way beyond Stock and Street Prepared.

For Club racing you are looking at GT-2 class (if you meet the safety requirements).

I may be incorrect because I am going by a 2 year old GCR.

Redwood

Well holy ****, I did not know that. Thanks for the info man, I appreciate it. Oh well, I'm still just out there to have fun, not to win.

tims

the only regional class would be Super Production(SP) or ITE if the region has these classes available. and again the safety requirements are a little more rigorous than and ITSor A car.

buttlips

Having a 2nd gen motor in a 1st gen car really screws you for SCCA Club Racing. If you had a 1st gen motor, your options would be much better.

Redwood

Well, apparently I'm going to be running in E modified since I don't have any heater or interior. This just gets better and better. Luckily there's another first gen in that class that can hopefully give me some pointers and help me out.

From now on I'm sticking to my local club.