Don,
I believe the answer is that if you go to your
local PepBoys, and purchase a clutch that is
in every way the same as stock, except for the
name on the box (and it could even be the same
manufacturer as stock), that it would be legal.
But if the box said "SuperHiPo Kevlar disk" or
something of the sort, and was different than
stock, that wouldn't be legal.
Chris
>
> From: Sup4speed@aol.com
> Date: 2002/09/24 Tue PM 02:30:10 EDT
> To: autox@autox.team.net
> Subject: Clutch changes in Stock Class ?
>
> I've had a few people ask me if its legal to put a non-factory clutch
> assembly in a Stock class car. I tried reading the rules book and honestly
> am not sure. I'm thinking its a "normally expendable and considered
> replacement part, and if same size and type" then ok to go aftermarket, at
> least oem aftermarket ? What about aftermarket like ACT or such which may be
> 20% stiffer but same size, etc ?
>
> I find it hard to believe that this part falls under "standard equipment" and
> that a factory Toyota oem clutch must be used in a stock class car.
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