Pay attention to the period, the V6 statement does not apply to the
Sedans under 3.0 NOC statement so it is BOTH!!!! Now if it is one of the
ones built
In Spartanburg it can go into ESP, which says
"all American inline 6 V-6 and V-8 sedans and pickups NOC"
But that is stretching it
IMHO with the poor wording of our rule book you can run the same car in 3 SP
classes
Jeff
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-autox@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-autox@autox.team.net]On
Behalf Of Burns, James B.
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 3:34 PM
To: Jeff Lloyd; TeamZ3@aol.com; Burns, James B.; autox@autox.team.net
Subject: RE: Where in SP is the BMW 328?
> DSP says all V6 and turbo 4 cylinders. <--(Notice the period) Sedans under
> 3.0 NOC
> CSP says all sedans over 1.7l and under 3.0 NOC (this is new for this year
> and poorly written if you ask me)
>
Plus, the BMWs are not V6 but inline-6, so this sounds as if the DSP
catch-all would not apply. But the consensus seems to be that it is a DSP
car.
> They should be grouped together with the 325 and 323
> Like all BMW 3 series 6 cylinder NOC IMHO
>
I agree. But would this also include the new 330?
Brad
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