just wondering what class i will be in for scca solo2. and what type of cars will i be up against???

my car is a 93 civic si

neuspeed coilovers
ST swaybars
rear upper tie bar
4 pt. weld in roll bar
gutted interior, only dash and front panels remaining
momo buckets with rci 5pt harnesses
b18c1 motor
header/test pipe/exhaust
intake/ skunk mani
UR crank pulley
no a/c or p/s
chipped ecu
phantom grip lsd/ ACT prolite flywheel/ act HDSS clutch

i know ill be up against some pretty tough competition, but its only for fun.

 

EM or DM

 

lotus superseven kit cars, cobra kit cars.

 

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Those things often set FTD in the DC region

 

Or you could put most of your interior back in, put on a freeflow cat and go play in SM, not an easy task either, but a bit more appropriate. Whatever class, just go and have fun, and learn, you won't be sorry. Then once you get a better feel for the sport, pick a class and either go deeper with mods to match the prep level, or scale back, whichever applies.

Just a fellow dumb hybrid owner, wishing he had a 89 stock motor Si instead of a 91 with a B16 STS sounds like fun

 

No need for the cat in Street Mod, but the interior would have to be reinstalled (except back seat may reamin out). With it gutted, it's into D-Mod, where you will run against crazy Lotus and other crazy stuff.

 

well, some of the interior cant be put back in because of the welded in roll bar. guess ill just have to have my *** handed to me. but hey, im only doing it to improve myself as a driver. i really dont care if i come in dead last. im sure it will be a blast.

 

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Cutting up the interior to make it fit is acceptable. Just remove the smallest amount possible.

 

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No sense worrying about classing until you're sure it's a hobby you want to take seriously. Just have fun and work on the driver at first.

 

thanks for the info. ill try to get my rear interior pieces in if i can. the rear seat has no chance at all, but maybee the side pannels.


anyone from the pittsburgh area that participates with the NHSCCA????