Engine mods?
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Engine mods?
I want to start to autoX. Do you need engine mods? I mean if you don't have them do you still have chance? I'm getting suspension,tires and maybe brakes. Is it fine to just have these? Will a basic stock d-series get owned are is all driving skill? Please help
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Re: Engine mods? (helpthenoob)
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Your absolute best bet is to go out with a stock car. There are stock, street prepared, prepared, street touring, etc. classes.
All the help you need:
http://www.scca.com/Solo/Solo2...0|030&~=
Read the rules, find the class you want to run in, and prepare for that. But the best advice is to go out and play, you can see what everyone else is doing.
Oh, ibtl too.
Your absolute best bet is to go out with a stock car. There are stock, street prepared, prepared, street touring, etc. classes.
All the help you need:
http://www.scca.com/Solo/Solo2...0|030&~=
Read the rules, find the class you want to run in, and prepare for that. But the best advice is to go out and play, you can see what everyone else is doing.
Oh, ibtl too.
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Re: Engine mods? (Chris F)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Chris F »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Your absolute best bet is to go out with a stock car. There are stock, street prepared, prepared, street touring, etc. classes.
All the help you need:
http://www.scca.com/Solo/Solo2...0|030&~=
Read the rules, find the class you want to run in, and prepare for that. But the best advice is to go out and play, you can see what everyone else is doing.
Oh, ibtl too.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's also nice to find people who have competed successfully for awhile and ask them for help or suggestions. You will probably learn so much just from watching others and paying attention to the areas that help make them fast.
Your absolute best bet is to go out with a stock car. There are stock, street prepared, prepared, street touring, etc. classes.
All the help you need:
http://www.scca.com/Solo/Solo2...0|030&~=
Read the rules, find the class you want to run in, and prepare for that. But the best advice is to go out and play, you can see what everyone else is doing.
Oh, ibtl too.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's also nice to find people who have competed successfully for awhile and ask them for help or suggestions. You will probably learn so much just from watching others and paying attention to the areas that help make them fast.
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