Sept Fastrack .. Lots of stuff.

[7thgear]

Originally Posted by edj

you'll never know until you try.

I can't try though.. cuz Canada!

[renfield90]

Originally Posted by 7thgear

#13018, 13024, 13043, 13050, 13053, 13136, 13141, 13158, 13234, 13235, 12578, 13579, 13580, 13582, 13583, 13584,


13586, 13588, 13597, 13611, 13641, 13644, 13656, 13659, 13673, 13674, 13677, 13796, 13797, 13819, 13899, 13128,


13380, 13589 STC with STS Comments


Thank you for your input.

This has to do with the STC/STS merge proposal. These are people who basically just said yes, no, or had other comments on the proposal. When you submit a letter to the SEB you get a letter number, this is your verification that they actually read it.

Considering the volume of mail they get, it is not feasible to publish the content of every letter. Additionally, sometimes things need to be done for the good of the sport (see: street tires in stock) regardless of what the feedback is.

[mrazny]

Originally Posted by renfield90

This has to do with the STC/STS merge proposal. These are people who basically just said yes, no, or had other comments on the proposal. When you submit a letter to the SEB you get a letter number, this is your verification that they actually read it.

Considering the volume of mail they get, it is not feasible to publish the content of every letter. Additionally, sometimes things need to be done for the good of the sport (see: street tires in stock) regardless of what the feedback is.

It also tells you that no official proposal or tech bulletin is being forwarded from these letters. It tells you that these letters have not provoked specific action at this time. It tells you that the process is either ongoing or a non-starter at this time. I can tell you though that if they get 10 letters that are just a copy & paste of someones forum post it holds less weight (and is really obvious when you read 10 verbatim "letters"). But obviously none of those letters had anything to do with the 370Z.

It has its advantages and disadvantages, but eliminating group-think is not a bad thing.