Seems to me you you'd have to run it in SSC trim - i.e. roll cage, alignment
specs, tires sizes...
If you did that, then the provision exists for the car to run in it's
'normal' class (ES in this case.)
Kevin McCormick
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Hagger [mailto:paulhag@microsoft.com]
> Sent: Thursday, January 28, 1999 3:37 PM
> To: Team.Net
> Subject: RE: Dennis's hairbrained ideas
>
> This reminds me... has anyone considered running a Mazda Protege
> equipped with one of those SSC-allowance packages. Would it
> be classed
> in Stock?
>
> In case I am not making myself clear: to level the playing
> field and allow
> more cars to play in Street Stock Road Racing the SCCA has
> allowed each
> manufacturer to specify a package of options, approved by the SCCA, to
> improve the performance of the car. I think the Protege gets to run
> Eibach springs, for example.
>
> As these cars are eligible for Street Stock Road Racing, is
> it true that
> they are also eligible for Solo II Stock Class competition?
>
> -paul
> DS '95 ACR Neon sedan
>
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