What Changes In Super Classes Would You Like To See

Alan Sargent · 12-14-2010, 02:28 AM

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Originally Posted by CBS

Before we slit our wrists.....lol. Let's see what the results are.....I don't know how it's going but I bet super gas and street shows a majority that don't want a change....I'm just guessing.....but I bet super comp votes for 8.50.......it will be interesting to see what the vote is....
Everybody has their opinion of how it should be.....lets hope we get enough votes to see ......I saw a post from a sg racer that said he didn't vote for whatever reason.....I think everybody should voice their opinion....remember it's still just a fact finding mission.....

Rock Haas
Your Div 3 SRAC Rep.....

x2, I think the Super Comp guys are the only ones who would be willing to change the index. Super Street might do away with the Scotty rule, though.

sst7250 · 12-14-2010, 11:43 AM

Just curious why I have seen so many folks wanting to do away with ot lower the S/ST weight limits? I have a tube chassis car but it is not lite at all. It was a Pro Street car originally and with no ballast is 100lbs over weight.

As fot he speed limits, again why? It's not like the fastest cars in the various classes are dominating the competition. I do agree there have been a number of accidents this past year from what appears to be accessive use of the brake pedal but why punish everyone for a few peoples mistakes? Why not address that issue on an individual basis with the folks who are doing it?

12-14-2010, 11:43 AM	#2
sst7250 Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 184 Likes: 9 Liked 45 Times in 32 Posts	Re: What Changes In Super Classes Would You Like To See Just curious why I have seen so many folks wanting to do away with ot lower the S/ST weight limits? I have a tube chassis car but it is not lite at all. It was a Pro Street car originally and with no ballast is 100lbs over weight. As fot he speed limits, again why? It's not like the fastest cars in the various classes are dominating the competition. I do agree there have been a number of accidents this past year from what appears to be accessive use of the brake pedal but why punish everyone for a few peoples mistakes? Why not address that issue on an individual basis with the folks who are doing it?