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Banannie · 02-08-2022, 11:52 AM

I've served on the STAC and am currently on the SAC.

In general, there will never be car-specific allowances in either Street or Street Touring. So a letter asking for one will promptly get a "TYFYI" reply. It's simply not the philosophy of either category as it takes "make it simple, make it fun" out of the equation. The rulesets are already way too complex

So it really depends on what the question is. There's not really a "gray area" on this one, if the bolt holes are in a different spot they're illegal to the current rule. That leads to whether you / someone is asking for the rule to be changed. If someone was wanting to do that, it would be best to write what you'd think the rule should be, and WHY - why is it in the best interest of the general membership (not just 2022 twin owners) to change the rule

THAT is why things get hard...

Does that help a little?

02-08-2022, 11:52 AM	#142
Banannie Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2016 Drives: 2022 BRZ, 2008 S2K CR Delete Location: Pacific NorthWet Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 21 Times in 5 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	I've served on the STAC and am currently on the SAC. In general, there will never be car-specific allowances in either Street or Street Touring. So a letter asking for one will promptly get a "TYFYI" reply. It's simply not the philosophy of either category as it takes "make it simple, make it fun" out of the equation. The rulesets are already way too complex So it really depends on what the question is. There's not really a "gray area" on this one, if the bolt holes are in a different spot they're illegal to the current rule. That leads to whether you / someone is asking for the rule to be changed. If someone was wanting to do that, it would be best to write what you'd think the rule should be, and WHY - why is it in the best interest of the general membership (not just 2022 twin owners) to change the rule THAT is why things get hard... Does that help a little?