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| xperu |
 Jan 15 2009, 09:44 AM
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I have a cerebrated 1.7 built to a 2 liter with no other modifications other then an electronic ignition. Is it difficult for a beginner like myself to get into autocross with out a lot of restrictions or overwhelming odds with these modifications? Of course I am only running against my own time and to me that’s the most attractive thing to me about autocross is it challenges my skills and not my budget. I will read up on the rules and requirements, but I am looking from a starting point that maybe you guys could help me with. Thanks Mike
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xperu Advice Getting into Autocross Jan 15 2009, 09:44 AM
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