I lit the "go fast crack pipe" on an autocross course, just like most here. It evolved into an open track habit, and then a road race one. The natural progression of a speed junkie..

My question arises because I have not actively autocrossed with the SCCA since about '98 or so, and that's about the most recent solo rulebook I have. Of course, this is the time period before STS and STX.

I'm interested in reading up on the rules for these classes as I have almost decided to keep my "street" Integra instead of cannibalizing it for racecar spares when I get a new car, and I thought one of these classes would be a good place for it to land.

So here's my question:

Is there anywhere online where I can read up on autocross classes, allowable mods, eligible vehicles, etc? I know that the SCCA GCR is not available online, so I'm doubting the solo rulebook is either. Anybody got any suggestions?

Or, anybody care to share a little knowledge with me on where my '89 Integra LS, currently bone stock, would be best classed and what the allowable brake/susp/engine mods would be in each class?

Thanks

-Richard "square-tires" Floyd, who knows he needs to autox to keep da sKilLz yo, since it's been so freakin' long since he's been able to drive his "real" racecar...

 

http://www.moutons.org/sccasolo/

Bone stock it would be HS.

 

Just becareful with Moutons. Sometimes the site is not updated with FastTrack.

So if you are unsure ask someone here We can mostlikely help you too.

 

Thanks, that gave me most all of what I wanted to know..

 

Don't forget as well that since your H5 car is ITA legal, it is eligible for your SP class for autocross. Just looked it up... DSP. Probably an underdog

Mike <-- who happens to think that most roadrace cars make damn fine autocrossers.