Its been many years since my last year of IT racing, but it seemed back then that it was getting a little on the rough side with intentional bumping and avoidable contact - looking for feedback on th
Check out www.improvedtouring.com .. There is a fellow , Jeff Young , that posts on there that races a TR8. He does quite well with it too. Check out the specific car models for a TR8 dyno discussion
They play a little rough in Midwestern Council. This is why I changed the Rabbit into a g-prod car. They have all the Miadas running with the IT cars so this adds to the problem. It doesn't help that
Speaking of TR8's....Maybe some of you know about this story....Back in the early days of SCCA Showroom stock Racing...The races were Claiming races...A competitor could buy any race car in the Class
That's still the reputation that the IT classes have - not as bad as the SRF's or the Spec Miatas but pretty rough. Of course, this is from the perspective of an open wheel racer. R. John Lye rjl6n@c
<< Its been many years since my last year of IT racing, but it seemed back bumping few I definitely agree with the above. Last summer, my boy got knocked off of the track at Watkin's Glen in his ITA
<< That's still the reputation that the IT classes have - not as bad as the SRF's or the Spec Miatas but pretty rough >> I certainly agree when it comes to the SRF's.
It's one of the most bump and pass classes in SCCA. Most classes that wind up with well matched cars wind up a bit rough. Only question is what speed would you like it to happen at, and are your whee
Very interesting. In fact, what I am investigating is whether there is any viable venue for a TR7V8 prototype that was used by FOT's own Ted Schumacher as a showroom stock racecar. Sounds like the im
Oh, you don't know what the class letters stand for? ITA = I Totaled A _______(fill in the blank) ITB & ITC = Improved Touring Bash and Crash SM = Smash Miata SRF= Smash Racer Fords Good Luck! Dave Y
I'd try SCCA Vintage as well as some general vintage racing. SCCA vintage is most forgiving--even the Cheater TR3 is welcome (sort of). The grids tend to be mid-sized and you get some reasonable comp