STL weights?

[dazzlesa]

Thanks Greg

[StephenB]

Rick, go with a type r and run in ITR as well. I think that is now eligible for STL. Maybe ask Greg first though, kinda confused on if you can do that or not but I think you could. Then we could run together again! :-)

Stephen

[Greg Amy]

Rick, go with a type r and run in ITR as well. I think that is now eligible for STL.

Intake cam non-compliant for STL....you could swap them between sessions if you wanted...

[StephenB]

Greg, what would be the weight difference?

Stephen

[Greg Amy]

STL car would be 2430+2% = 2479. ITR car is 2535? Another concern is ITR allows +.5 points compression ratio which would put the Type R at 11.1, over the STL limit of 11:1 (but, in reality, not likely to be "scrutineerable"). Finally, remember that STL allows 17x7 wheels and 225 tires, so the ITR may be over that (though unlike your car, the brakes are fine).

- GA

[StephenB]

STL car would be 2430+2% = 2479. ITR car is 2535? Another concern is ITR allows +.5 points compression ratio which would put the Type R at 11.1, over the STL limit of 11:1 (but, in reality, not likely to be "scrutineerable"). Finally, remember that STL allows 17x7 wheels and 225 tires, so the ITR may be over that (though unlike your car, the brakes are fine).

- GA

Wowser... looks like that could be an awesome STL car. I am thinking Geoff may be interested in this. I will chat with him this week!

[Chip42]

also remember that a type R in ITR might be <2.0L but ITR cars aren't allowed in STL in IT trim, no matter what their displacement.

so it's an ITR car
or and STL car
or made compliant to both, which is really not likely given the cam.