ltdan12a

That's the plan at the moment!

pwalker

Chesapeake Region PCA Event. Upgraded to 300# Hypercoil springs in the front - may go to 350#

abqautoxer

From this weekend's SCCA event:



That's an Aim Solo on the windshield.

genikz

PCA-OCR - June 10, 2012
El Toro, Irvine, CA

sjfehr

Yet another sunny Pungo autocross! Came in 5th overall, but was just a tenth of a second between me and third. Kinda ticked at myself I couldn't pull it down. I keep driving my r-comps like they're street tires; need to push that little extra bit harder...

ltdan12a

Interesting pair, don't you think?

ltdan12a

My second run from Saturday- Next camera I get will be a wide-angle:

User 52121

Chicago Region PCA - Autocross #2 held at Tire Rack's South Bend, IN facility.

pwalker

You sure you want to be associatin' with me?? Looks like you had a nice run!!
I Actually had a good day in XP - looking forward to the next event

pwalker

WDCR Championship Events #3 and #4 fastest times for me in E Modified (23 June) and X Prepared (24 June). Think I need to get out of these drag radials!!

VampireSix

Kansas City Region SCCA Event 6 from this past weekend. I finally got rid of the OEM PS2 tires and got some decent rubber put on, so now I just need to get used to the increased grip level.

kouzman

From the Metro NY PCA event at Pocono Raceway. DE and autocross together!!!

i only did five runs because my HPFP went... Extremely fast and i was improving run after run!

BHunt 72T

Quick question for the DC area SCCA'ers; My pops and I are just getting into Autocross (actually he's getting back into after lots of years away and I'm just getting started). We've done a couple of local PCA/BWM events but we're toying with the idea of doing the occasional SCCA event at FedEx. We have a stock '72 911T (that used to be an I-class PCA racer - I'm not even sure the I-class still exists) and are trying to figure out which class to run. We're more concerned with seat time than being competitive. A quick look at the 2012 SCCA stock classes, says that any kind of early 911 is likely in C-Stock, however, we don't want to sign up for an event in C-Stock, and then look like jerks if the car should actually be C-SP (or something else). Any clues?

Also, I've only done three events (my fourth will be this weekend w PCA); can I just show-up and drive or do I need to go through an official SCCA Autocross School?

Apologize for hijacking the Video thread but it looks like there are a couple of local 944 guys (one stock class - Dan) that might be able to help me. I tried e-mailing the local SCCA guy and haven't back from anyone. Thanks guys.

Earlydays

[QUOTE=BHunt 72T;9665189]......We have a stock '72 911T (that used to be an I-class PCA racer - I'm not even sure the I-class still exists) and are trying to figure out which class to run. We're more concerned with seat time than being competitive. A quick look at the 2012 SCCA stock classes, says that any kind of early 911 is likely in C-Stock, however, we don't want to sign up for an event in C-Stock, and then look like jerks if the car should actually be C-SP (or something else). Any clues?

Also, I've only done three events (my fourth will be this weekend w PCA); can I just show-up and drive or do I need to go through an official SCCA Autocross School?
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If your 911T is truly stock, it is in C Stock, if you have done mods, such as different torsion bars, rear sway bars, etc. (shocks and front sway bars are "open" in Stock) you're in BSP.

SCCA does not require you to attend one of their AX Schools before running a regular autocross, though it's not a bad idea. Most regions will put you in a handicapped Novice class and provide course walk-thrus with experienced drivers giving you pointers before the event.

kpl

new video's up on my youtube channel.