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  1. #1
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    Default Miata ITA Prep

    I have a '90 Miata that I have owned for almost 20 years now

    I am going to put it into ITA. Can anyone link me to the GCR? I have 13 years of catching up to do on the rules since the days I ran my Rx7 in ITA.

    BTW if you're so inclined, you can summarize thirteen years of changes into a post my Wife would appreciate the time spent with her instead. LOL
    Racer of old BMW's.
    MCSCC ITS Class E30 325is
    Racing where IT still exists: http://www.mcscc.org/

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    Gregg Ginsberg
    '96 Civic EX -- MARRS ITA #72
    WDCR-SCCA Rookie of the Year 2003
    MARRS ITA/T3 Drivers rep

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    I suspect the 1.8L is the better ITA car.

    btw lil blu is up for sale...

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    Allen,

    The point is to compete, if I can win something I will, if I can't I won't. It's not like 1995 anymore, the fields aren't 20 ITA cars strong anymore.

    Still, you will know for sure I'll bitch when I get beat by a 1.8 in an "unfair fight" hahaha, double standards sometimes come back and bite yah!.

    I just wanna race again to be honest. It's been since 1996 man.

    thanks Greg,

    This is new since my day: Coil over threaded body shock/struts are permitted.
    Last edited by kgobey; 03-12-2009 at 05:15 PM.
    Racer of old BMW's.
    MCSCC ITS Class E30 325is
    Racing where IT still exists: http://www.mcscc.org/

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    If you want to race 20 car groups why not do a Spec Miata. Theres always a race at the front at the middle & at the rear. Also not near as many rules to be concerned about. Or should I say not near as many alterations are allowed as in IT.
    Have Fun ; )
    David Dewhurst
    CenDiv Milwaukee Region
    Spec Miata #14

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    Yes, exactly. If it were me I would just pick up the Spec Miata stuff to start with. You can always go from there to ITA pretty easily if you wanted.
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    '89 RX-7 ITS

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    Travis has a handle on shocks. In ITA you need to keep the 1.6L rear end housing, so no torsen. With your height I'd sample other miatas cage/seat combos.

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