DC-2uned

They don't call it God's Chariot for nothing...bout to make lunch out of that "supercar"

Nitroracer17

Second autocross of the year. I envy you guys on the west coast who can track year round.

bonspeed

went out for my first event of the season

miamirice

CW-ITR

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Appreciate the attached video. But, you shouldn't be racing with just the race harness. A roll-bar need to be installed. I'm surprise you passed the tech inspection.

PanchoEK

autocross event today, didn't get a chance to see raw results before I left but all the fast times were really close

VTed

How about the bare arms.Not allowed where I come from and rightly so.

Battle Monkey

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He's just autocrossing guys, not like he's out on a track day event. My region doesn't have any issue with bare arms for autocross.

As for the harness, we do not know, he could have a half cage or a roll bar. If not, the angle of the harness going through the seat doesn't look terrible. Other than I'm not a fan of how it looks like its beginning to pinch together.

Again though, it's autocross, not track. For track, I would recommend long sleeves and a proper half cage or cage to run the harness. For autocross, as long as the harness is securely fastened he's probably okay.

testify

A harness is not really a safety restraint in autocross since there is basically no chance of getting into an accident. The only reason to use a harness in autocross is to keep yourself from getting tossed around in the seat.

All that is required in an autocross car is a lap belt, per the SCCA rules, so obviously, he will pass tech literally anywhere in this sport.

There are no rules on clothing in autocross, except that you can't walk around with your **** hanging out.

spAdam

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Car has to have at least a harness bar, the camera is clearly mounted to it.

Testify's point stands though. There is no need for a cage in autocross. The speeds are generally considered low enough and the venue open enough that an incident is unlikely. Another point is that putting a cage/roll bar in a street car generally renders it unsafe for street use.

90civichbsi

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A few pics from a HPDE at Motorsports Ranch over the weekend

DC-2uned

Nice hatch, looks like all business! Is that a twin loop peekin out the back?

CW-ITR

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Agreed. One of the best clean, mean looking hatchs I have seen in a long time. It look like the suspension is set to zero camber setting.

90civichbsi

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Thanks! It's the Thermal R&D 3", although that angle is deceiving.
Fronts are at 2.25 degrees and rears are 2 degrees. Not a ton camber, but enough to give me even heat/tire wear at most tracks.

CW-ITR

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What is your spring rates may I asked?

90civichbsi

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I am currently running some OTS Tein SS I bought when I was still daily driving the car. So 448F/224R.

I will be replacing those soon, just haven't made my mind up which direction I want to go.

N0i5E

few photos of my cb on local time attack training

Caoboy

Wrong thread bud.

N0i5E

ain`t it for photos from race events?

Caoboy

What race event is this that allows you to wear a hat while 'training'?

Reyes

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It's been a long time since I have posted here. Here is a recent shot from Willow Springs Raceway. Headed to Laguna Seca this weekend!

spAdam

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Car looks great, have a blast!

PS, what hood are you running?

Dallasb84

Taco taco dc2 at Langley speedway. Integra ftw

CW-ITR

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We all know how dangerous car racing activities can be. Yet, there are organizers that risking the lives of drivers and spectators

N0i5E

I completely agree with you guys. yet level of such events in our country is pretty much amateur. of course it is all on our own risk.
peace