F-Body wheel bearing installed - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

batchman · 04-02-2015

Y'know those would almost pay off in my Hoosier-shod Z. Problem is they'd be outside my class rules, "OE or parts store equivalent only". Of course I'd only get challenged if I were nationally competitive, which I'm not.

But then this year they've started an allowance in stock class for "common fixes not in the shop manual/parts store" realm I believe this is to allow the common BMW 3-series rear subframe fixes, Porsche IMS bearings etc. I think if I squint just right I might be able to see this rule being inherited into my class, making those hubs legal, sort of...

- Jeff

04-02-2015	#29
batchman Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: I live at Devens, one run at a time Posts: 455	Re: F-Body wheel bearing installed Y'know those would almost pay off in my Hoosier-shod Z. Problem is they'd be outside my class rules, "OE or parts store equivalent only". Of course I'd only get challenged if I were nationally competitive, which I'm not. But then this year they've started an allowance in stock class for "common fixes not in the shop manual/parts store" realm I believe this is to allow the common BMW 3-series rear subframe fixes, Porsche IMS bearings etc. I think if I squint just right I might be able to see this rule being inherited into my class, making those hubs legal, sort of... - Jeff __________________ [I]91 ZR-1 #1840, autocrossing in SCCA BSP. FIC S/S's DRM chip/Watson/Borla/lid/LW batt&headlights, springs, shocks, pads & lines, quick rack & Turn One, camber brace, 32/22mm sways, A/C halfway deleted 17x11 & 12 CCW's, 315 & 335 Hoosier A6s [/I]