Performance Driving Experience @ The Rock
GREAT NEWS! The SCCA has relaxed some of their PDX rules regarding rollbars with vehicles that have factory roll over protection (like the S2000, MX5, Z-4 etc).
[SIZE=1] Item 9. Effective 1/1/08: Change section 11.1 to read as follows:
At PDX (Level 1) events, any car that is street legal will NOT require a be waived from the roll bar/roll cage requirement, except for Convertibles and Targa top automobiles. These cars must have either a roll bar meeting the requirements of this section of the TTR, a non-mechanical factory roll bar/roll over protection (i.e. no pop-ups), Section 18 of the TTR or a factory hard top using the factory
mounting hardware and mounting points. Owners of cars equipped with factory roll bars/roll over protection must present documentation stating that the device is a roll bar or roll over protection at the time of vehicle tech inspection (a factory issued Owner
[SIZE=1] Item 9. Effective 1/1/08: Change section 11.1 to read as follows:
At PDX (Level 1) events, any car that is street legal will NOT require a be waived from the roll bar/roll cage requirement, except for Convertibles and Targa top automobiles. These cars must have either a roll bar meeting the requirements of this section of the TTR, a non-mechanical factory roll bar/roll over protection (i.e. no pop-ups), Section 18 of the TTR or a factory hard top using the factory
mounting hardware and mounting points. Owners of cars equipped with factory roll bars/roll over protection must present documentation stating that the device is a roll bar or roll over protection at the time of vehicle tech inspection (a factory issued Owner
so do you need to bring your owners manual or shop manual for proof......i was a little confused by the wording
not that it matters because i just changed my clutch so i can't do anything until after the break in, but for future reference could someone explain it simple terms?
not that it matters because i just changed my clutch so i can't do anything until after the break in, but for future reference could someone explain it simple terms?
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