SFR SCCA autox - Oakland Coliseum 2/9
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I've been thinking of going on, but have a lot of questions. i have done mostly track days, so I'm a noob at autox. I'm not sure what class I'm in, other than novice/noob. how do i know what group to join? I have a GR sti with summer tires, chassis brace, bushings, and springs. power wise, at basic stage 2. I'm not a scca member. what is the upfront cost of the 1 day? how many times will get a chance to run?
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I've been thinking of going on, but have a lot of questions. i have done mostly track days, so I'm a noob at autox. I'm not sure what class I'm in, other than novice/noob. how do i know what group to join? I have a GR sti with summer tires, chassis brace, bushings, and springs. power wise, at basic stage 2. I'm not a scca member. what is the upfront cost of the 1 day? how many times will get a chance to run?
Total upfront cost for a non-member is $50.
$35 to run, $15 for the weekend membership.
If you like it, the $15 can be applied to the cost of your annual membership.
Usually you'll get 4 runs. If there is a lot of entrants, the runs may be reduced to 3.
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I think the chassis brace would put you into SM. (Erik can correct me if I'm wrong.)
Total upfront cost for a non-member is $50.
$35 to run, $15 for the weekend membership.
If you like it, the $15 can be applied to the cost of your annual membership.
Usually you'll get 4 runs. If there is a lot of entrants, the runs may be reduced to 3.
I think the chassis brace would put you into SM. (Erik can correct me if I'm wrong.)
Total upfront cost for a non-member is $50.
$35 to run, $15 for the weekend membership.
If you like it, the $15 can be applied to the cost of your annual membership.
Usually you'll get 4 runs. If there is a lot of entrants, the runs may be reduced to 3.
Example is the Cusco H brace. It connects 4 points together. Whereas a strut bar only connects 2.
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Thanks for the info! Now, do I just show up the day of to register? Also, since I'm not competing for points is there such thing as fun run?
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What Jourdan said. If you're running for fun and your car falls into SM you'd be FUN SM. I'll be one of the registering people so I can help out at the event. I'll have a black STI hat on. Also, please bring tape so you can put your class and number on the car, which would be "FUN SM ##" (## being the numbers you choose when you register).
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What Jourdan said. If you're running for fun and your car falls into SM you'd be FUN SM. I'll be one of the registering people so I can help out at the event. I'll have a black STI hat on. Also, please bring tape so you can put your class and number on the car, which would be "FUN SM ##" (## being the numbers you choose when you register).
Actually, I thought it bumps you into Prepared?