Please forgive me as this may be a very basic question to some; Reading the rules, the Street Prepared class strikes me as somewhat of a catch-all category recognizing that it is impossible to classify everyone differently based on infinite mod variables.  I have a 1998 M3 that appears to fit in the Street Touring category with the exception of 1) no cats, and 2) OBD1 manifold, Dinan throttle body and MAF.  Am I correct that I'll be in with Street Prepared?  My guess is that I won't be competitive but thats okay for now as I am very much beginning.
Many thanks
David
			
									
									
						Car Classification
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You are correct about your placement into SPB.
I never thought of SP as a catch-all. SP is basically where you land if you have any engine mods.
FP might be the catch-all.
And by the way, your car in your finely tuned grasp could be competitive.
-Carl
			
									
									
						I never thought of SP as a catch-all. SP is basically where you land if you have any engine mods.
FP might be the catch-all.
And by the way, your car in your finely tuned grasp could be competitive.
-Carl
Re: Car Classification
Gotcha, thanks.  And thanks for the thoughts on the car, good to know, although I'm sure I have a long way to go before I can use it to its potential (further mods will be to the driver  
			
									
									
						
Re: Car Classification
I have a 1988 chevy corvette. I am currently building a 1996 LT1 377 cu in to put in. what class would this be in and are there any other safety mods to do. I run a fab shop and can build about anything I might need. thanks, Frank
			
									
									
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Frank -
You will be classed in SPA. Please read the general sections of the rule book, plus the SP section, at http://www.comscc.org/rules/. If you still have questions, feel free to ask.
			
									
									You will be classed in SPA. Please read the general sections of the rule book, plus the SP section, at http://www.comscc.org/rules/. If you still have questions, feel free to ask.
Nate Hine
1985 driversupply Frankenspec
1995 Spec Miata #47(1) white-blue
						1985 driversupply Frankenspec
1995 Spec Miata #47(1) white-blue
Re: Car Classification
thanks NATEH thats what i thought .looking forward to getting on track!
			
									
									
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