Sacramento SCCA AutoX Thread
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Originally Posted by tekstar,May 7 2008, 12:01 AM
Hopefully my brother lets me borrow his helmet
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Originally Posted by tekstar,May 7 2008, 12:01 AM
Hopefully my brother lets me borrow his helmet
Keen has two motorcycle helmets. If these work and fit you and you need them, then let us know.
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Originally Posted by tekstar,May 6 2008, 11:13 PM
yeah i went to one of their meetings a few weeks ago. nice guys. alot of them make it out to the autox and thill events often
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Originally Posted by Izn Trbl,May 7 2008, 05:10 PM
i went to the meet up they had last week. yea, great group of people. very involved in auto xing. i hope to get involved some day.
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The S2k is in the "AS" class. You are up against some fairly stiff competition but at the same time these courses favor good handling and car control. An S with a good driver can be a very potent weapon in that class. The events that I've been to typically don't have too many of those high-end cars there. I've seen a bunch of Vettes, 1 Viper, and 1 911 there. I was surprised to run the same lap times as the Viper. Another example of power isn't everything here.
If your S has mods you will probably run in "BSP". My Z has been running BSP (because of non-stock width rims) and I've been getting stomped out by this prepped Corvette w/ a national champion driver. I should prolly read the rule book to see if I can reclassify myself somehow.
Truthfully tho, I don't even pay much attention to the classes. The only person that I'm tryin to compete with is myself. I try to always beat my last/best run and better my times. I do check scores of cars that I think I should be similar to tho.
For the most part I just love the competitive driving experience and the improvement of my skills.
There are "fun runs" at the end of the morning and afternoon sessions. Its typically $1/run. They usually require that you have paid and run in your heat first tho.
If your S has mods you will probably run in "BSP". My Z has been running BSP (because of non-stock width rims) and I've been getting stomped out by this prepped Corvette w/ a national champion driver. I should prolly read the rule book to see if I can reclassify myself somehow.
Truthfully tho, I don't even pay much attention to the classes. The only person that I'm tryin to compete with is myself. I try to always beat my last/best run and better my times. I do check scores of cars that I think I should be similar to tho.
For the most part I just love the competitive driving experience and the improvement of my skills.
There are "fun runs" at the end of the morning and afternoon sessions. Its typically $1/run. They usually require that you have paid and run in your heat first tho.
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Originally Posted by Izn Trbl,May 7 2008, 04:10 PM
i went to the meet up they had last week. yea, great group of people. very involved in auto xing. i hope to get involved some day.
All you really need is a motorcycle helmet (Snell 95+ approved), $30 to $45, and a desire to get it crackin.