Noob autox

[sosick]

Originally Posted by knipple

The FR-S is in STX, it isn't legal for STU as it isn't listed in STU. If a car isn't specifically listed in a Street, Street Touring, or Street Prepared classes, it isn't legal for that class.

Thanks for the clear up

[knipple]

Originally Posted by sosick

Thanks for the clear up

No Problem, Did you notice my previous post where I indicated the two Items you have installed that bump you out of STX? By the way, this was from reading the rule book which isn't an easy read and can be confusing if you are not used to looking in it to determine the class of a vehicle.

[sosick]

Originally Posted by knipple

No Problem, Did you notice my previous post where I indicated the two Items you have installed that bump you out of STX? By the way, this was from reading the rule book which isn't an easy read and can be confusing if you are not used to looking in it to determine the class of a vehicle.

No. I will look for it tho. Ive been up and down this autox forum looking for info on my Frs. which parts btw?

[sosick]

Originally Posted by knipple

No Problem, Did you notice my previous post where I indicated the two Items you have installed that bump you out of STX? By the way, this was from reading the rule book which isn't an easy read and can be confusing if you are not used to looking in it to determine the class of a vehicle.

Not sure which two but im able to remove any of the parts

[knipple]

Originally Posted by sosick

No. I will look for it tho. Ive been up and down this autox forum looking for info on my Frs. which parts btw?

Perrin Master Cylinder Brace (CSP)
Megan Differential Support Bar (SM)

BTW, How wide are your wheels?

[sosick]

Originally Posted by knipple

No Problem, Did you notice my previous post where I indicated the two Items you have installed that bump you out of STX? By the way, this was from reading the rule book which isn't an easy read and can be confusing if you are not used to looking in it to determine the class of a vehicle.

Lol found it so remove the diff brace and brake brace. Would i be able to put inserts in the diff or no?

[sosick]

Originally Posted by knipple

Perrin Master Cylinder Brace (CSP)
Megan Differential Support Bar (SM)

BTW, How wide are your wheels?

18x8 f 18x9 rear. I think 17x8 f 17x9 rear might be a better setup right? Is there any restrictions on on offset?

[knipple]

Originally Posted by sosick

Lol found it so remove the diff brace and brake brace. Would i be able to put inserts in the diff or no?

What do you mean by inserts?

[sosick]

Originally Posted by knipple

What do you mean by inserts?

http://www.rawbrokerage.com/powerfle...nsert-frs-brz/

[knipple]

Do you have a picture of the Megan Racing Differential Support you have installed? The picture I found of it showed as a support bar. If they are just the bushings, they are legal for STX. How wide are your wheels?

[knipple]

Originally Posted by sosick

http://www.rawbrokerage.com/powerfle...nsert-frs-brz/

Those are legal for STX.

[knipple]

I should have mentioned this earlier, but as a novice, don't worry so much about class. Also, don't worry about how other drivers are doing. Concentrate more on having fun and improving times. When you have some seat time, and a better clue as to where you want to be with your car, then worry about the class you are in.

[PoorMansRacing]

Originally Posted by sosick

Perrin

That'll kick you out of the STX class and into Street Prepared (where we aren't competitive at all). I have the same one and will have to remove it if I do STX. I think the master cylinder brace is also illegal in STX - someone correct me if I'm wrong!

[PoorMansRacing]

I agree with @knipple. In your novice season, you can run, depending on your region, as a Novice. Sometimes they'll class it (e.g. N-STX), but not always. Local clubs won't care about your mods as much. You can always run as non-compete and have a blast. If autox is for you, then start planning for a class later.