SCCA class?

[rorrerjp]

Is anyone on here running their mach 1's in scca autocross yet? If so what class are you running in with the car stock?

Mine is an automatic and all stock except an x-pipe I added. I'm looking at starting autocross more heavily.

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[melwff]

A number of people have posted that they are tracking their car but nobody has mentioned SCCA or autocross.

 

[rcsracing]

The Mach 1 fits to SCCA B-Street, or Cam-C. Not sure where I'll use mine, but to start, B-Street (but the Cup2 tires aren't legal for either class).

 

[rorrerjp]

I have the pilot sport 4s tires. I was more worried about the magnetic ride pushing the car into a specific class.

 

[Steve68Cougar]

The Mach 1 fits to SCCA B-Street, or Cam-C. Not sure where I'll use mine, but to start, B-Street (but the Cup2 tires aren't legal for either class).

This is what my understanding is. The Magneride suspension doesn't change which class it's in, as cars such as the Bullitt are still in FS (most are equipped with Magneride). It's most likely the availability of the handling package with the wider tires that bumped it into BS. It doesn't matter if you have the handling package or not, though. For reference, BS is the same class the GT350 is currently in.

 

[rorrerjp]

Thanks!

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