In what class is the 914 most competitive?, Auto-X and Track |
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In what class is the 914 most competitive?, Auto-X and Track |
Todd Enlund |
Mar 21 2008, 11:53 AM
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I'd like to race my streetable 914 when I am done building it. I'd also like to be competitive, and decisions that I make now will affect my classification later.
What classes should I be building for? Where is the 914 most competitive? I don't have an engine yet, so anything goes. Looks like these are all of the possibilities for SCCA Solo: CS STS2 DSP SM2 XP DP DM EM CS is not going to happen. Obviously, DM and EM will not be realistic for a streetable car. I'd like to road race as well as AX, but AX is more of a priority for the time being. Actually, I'd like to build a dedicated track car in the future if things work out... |
Todd Enlund |
Mar 30 2008, 11:40 PM
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Resident Photoshop Guru Group: Members Posts: 3,251 Joined: 24-August 07 From: Laurelhurst (Portland), Oregon Member No.: 8,032 Region Association: Pacific Northwest |
SM2 as soon as the rules mature and become stabil. the Car would be 1900 pounds with Raby 2316-210 275/35-15 Hoosier A6 Advance design shocks roll bar big wings and splitter XP should have a bigger motor as well and be 1700 pounds more stiffening. even more tire. I have been building a locally competative car and just want FTD. Maybe raise an eyebrow at a National tour. Joe, The way that I read the rules, a 914 in SM2 with a 2316 must weigh 2121 lbs... 1600 lbs + 225 lbs/liter for a mid engine car... am I missing something? 2121 lbs is awfully fat for a 914. Looks to me like DSP means engine internals must be stock, but induction, exhaust and ignition are pretty open. No bigger than a 2.0 though... and a stock cam. Running a 2316 in DP means the 914 must weight 2450 lbs? Reading the rules is frustrating. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif) At this point, I'm tempted to just build the car the way that I want it, show up resigned to the fact that I will be classed in E Mod, and run for the hell of it. |
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