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  1. #21
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    Just copied from the ITCS posted at SCCA.com:

    c. Suspension Control

    1. Any anti‑roll bar(s), traction bar(s), panhard rod or watts
    linkage may be added, removed, or substituted, provided
    its/their installation serves no other purpose. The mounts
    for these devices may be welded or bolted to the structure
    of the vehicle. No suspension control mount or component
    shall be located in the trunk or driver/passenger compartment
    unless installed by the manufacturer as original equipment.
    Traction bars used to control axle rotation shall be
    one piece solid bar or tube. Heim rod ends may be fitted.

    2. On those cars where an anti‑roll bar also acts as a suspension
    locating device, the diameter of the bar may be
    changed. Bar attachment and pivot points on the chassis
    and control arms shall remain as stock, except as provided
    for in these Rules, Sections D.5.d.1., and 3.

    I can add, remove or replace any suspension locating device and the respective mounts. Looks pretty open to me. Hmm... de-coupled 3rd link:

    http://www.unbalancedengineering.com/Camaro/TA/

    **I am not referring to the trailing arms, shock or spring locations being altered. Those must remain stock.
    David Russell
    IT Volvo 242

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    speedlife: just buy my ITB VW gti and be done with it. there may be advantages to other VW's but typically a cost wise a Mk1<Mk2<Mk3 as you would expect.
    Track Speed Motorsports
    http://www.trackspeedmotorsports.com/

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    Beran and Tom are building a MK4 golf, it will be interesting to see how it does. As Kirk knows there ain't nothin cheap about building a MK3...
    Tristan Herbert
    2011 World Challenge TC Rookie of the Year
    2011 ARRC ITB Champion
    2011 IT Fest ITB Champion
    2009 MARRS - ITB Champion
    BRIMTEK/Germanautoparts.com

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    Yea I was looking at an 85' thats in the classifieds section. Former Bilstein cup car? Nice list of spares.

    quadzjr what are you selling?

    Has anyone had much luck tuning CIS on the 85+ MK2? Would you even be able to keep up with a tuned motronic car (as far as power goes)?

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    Beran will be driving it so we already know how that's gonna do.

    Tom who?
    Dave Gran
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    The CIS-E is stupid easy to tune. Yes it can keep up on a lap. Not as much on a single straight.

    The 85-92 8v cars also have the option of using electronic injection. I'm testing that now to see how much more area under the curve can be found versus well tuned CIS-E.
    Chris Schaafsma
    Golf 2 HProd

    AMT Racing Engines - DIYAutoTune.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedlife View Post
    Yea I was looking at an 85' thats in the classifieds section. Former Bilstein cup car? Nice list of spares.

    quadzjr what are you selling?

    Has anyone had much luck tuning CIS on the 85+ MK2? Would you even be able to keep up with a tuned motronic car (as far as power goes)?
    mk1 GTI PM me for details.
    Track Speed Motorsports
    http://www.trackspeedmotorsports.com/

    Steven Ulbrik (engineer/crew/driver)
    [email protected]

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    Chris Schaafsma and Michael Reece do REALLy well in the MK2's. They have also put a ton of development in them.

    Dave

    - Tom from precision motorpsorts up in Mass. It's where I get my airdams I run over every off.
    Tristan Herbert
    2011 World Challenge TC Rookie of the Year
    2011 ARRC ITB Champion
    2011 IT Fest ITB Champion
    2009 MARRS - ITB Champion
    BRIMTEK/Germanautoparts.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by quadzjr View Post
    mk1 GTI PM me for details.
    Thanks, I'll keep it in mind. I think I may want to go MK2 though.

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    What are you using? Something like an Autronic setup?

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    Alter the coolant temp sensor signal so that the stock system thinks it is cold and gives you more fuel. Simple, cheap, reliable and effective.
    Chris Schaafsma
    Golf 2 HProd

    AMT Racing Engines - DIYAutoTune.com

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    I just sold a MK1 IT roller for $600. You missed it!
    '83 GTI ITB

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    Going to check out an 85' ITB GTI this coming week. We'll see!

    Funny thing is SCCA just called me yesterday to recruit me after I let my membership lapse last year.
    Last edited by speedlife; 04-18-2010 at 12:06 AM.

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    No way! I assume that was your region...?

    K

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