cars addedGT3U class removed from GCR; GT3U cars now run in STU with 3.0" main frame and 2" front spoiler minimum ride height.
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In GCR, change as follows: 9.1.2 Page 68: "GT-3U (GT3U)" 9.1.2.F page 320: "9.1.2.F. GT-2, 3, 3U LI TE CATEGORY SPECIFICATIONS" 9.1.3.9 Page 320: "9. All GT3U (Majors and Runoffs) cars using up to 15”x7” wheels limited to 225 section width tires shall run at current GT3 race weight plus 225lbs. All Gt3U cars shall run a DOT approved tire with a maximum section width of 245. GT3U cars are allowed optional 15”x9” wheels with a 1.5% weight addition or up to 18”x9” wheels with a 3.0% weight addition to the total weight including the 225 lbs. TCR cars are ineligible for GT3/GT3U. Table B: Alternate Vehicle and Engine Allowances Page 461:
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“Increase the minimum weight of all GT3/GT3U 2.0 liter unrestricted engines to +75 lbs. All GT3 cars running in STU must meet the minimum ride height of 3.0” for the main frame rails not including rub blocks and a 2” minimum for the front spoiler and splitter."
Please Consider Adding a Spec Line to GTX Table 4 for the RCR T70
cars addedGTX Porsche GT2 RS Clubsport classified with factory specifications required at all race events.
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In GTX, Classify Porsche GT2 RS Clubsport, as follows: GTX Make Homologation Model Restrictor (mm) Weight (lbs) Notes Porsche GT2 RS Clubsport Must have factory specifications available at all race events
In GCR, Section APPENDIX L. 2013 TA2 TECHNICAL REGULATIONS, B.2.c., change as follows: "B. Aerodynamic Devices 2. Rear wing c. The entire rear wing assembly, including the end plates and any Gurney flap, shall be mounted level with, or below, the peak of the roof. OEM aerodynamic devices do not need to adhere to the height rule."
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fasterGT1, GT2, GT3, GTL, GTX rear spoiler maximum surface area limit of 295.0 square inches removed.
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In GCR Section 9.1.2.G (GTA Category Specifications), change as follows: “9.1.2.G.III.I The single-plane rear spoiler must be mounted at an angel angle from 50 to 75 degrees (perpendicular to the ground being 90 degrees) and may not extend beyond the rear bumper when viewed from directly above the rear bumper. Spoilers must be a minimum of .063 aluminum or Lexan and may vary in overall height to match the contours of the bodywork. The rear spoiler dimensions shall not exceed 59.0 inches wide by 5.0 inches in height, (measured on the material surface) , or 295.0 square inches total surface area. Braces to prevent spoiler deflection are allowed, but may serve no other purpose.”
fasterGT1/GT2/GT3/GTL/GTX Direct Injection now permitted if OE, using only OE pump, hoses, injectors.
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In GCR, Section 9.1.2.F.7.5.E. change as follows: “Direct Injection is not permitted only if it came OE and must be installed using only OE high pressure pump(s), hard and soft hoses and injectors.”
GT2/3 remove Direction Injection not allowed in Spec line notes
fasterGT2/3 Nissan, Mazda, Mitsubishi 4G93, QR25DE/DD, QE25DE/DD Direct Injection now permitted per 9.1.2.F.7.5.E.
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In GT2/3 modify Spec Line notes as follows: GT2: Nissan: “Direct Injection not permitted, may be used per 9.1.2.F.7.5.E.” GT3: Mazda: “Direct Injection not permitted, may be used per 9.1.2.F.7.5.E.” Mitsubishi 4G93: “Direct Injection not permitted, may be used per 9.1.2.F.7.5.E. ” Nissan QR25DE/DD 1988cc: “Direct Injection not permitted, may be used per 9.1.2.F.7.5.E.” Nissan QE25DE/DD 2489cc: “Direct Injection not permitted, may be used per 9.1.2.F.7.5.E.”
wordingGTL spec lines moved to contiguous position with GT2 and GT3; GTA category and spec lines renumbered and moved behind GTL.
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from the current (or before) Table of Contents (TOC), to what is shown in the after TOC. GTL spec lines will now be contiguous with GT2 and 3 spec lines. GTA category and spec lines will be moved and renumbered behind GTL. GTA Section will not change but page numbers will, (as shown in Red italics). 9.1.2.F. GT-2, 3, LITE Category Specifications 314 GT2 Cars 327 GT2/ST 341 GT3 Cars 348
cars addedFields Cardinal V8 classified in GT1 with Ford V8 engine, 4.9L displacement, 2100 lbs minimum weight.
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In GT Spec Lines, GT1 Cars - Fields Cardinal, classify Fields Cardinal V8 as follows: GT1 Cars – Fields Cardinal Model Years Body Style Drive- line Wheel- base (in) Notes Fields Cardinal V8 2023 2 Dr. RWD 92.0 Roll Cage MUST be modified to comply with
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GCR Section 9.4. In GT Spec Lines, GT1Engines - classify Ford V8 as follows: GT1 Engines - Ford Engine Family Engine Type Bore x
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wordingGT2 TA2 and GTA throttle body part numbers updated to GM 90mm electronic #12570790 or Edelbrock 90mm mechanical #33869 or #3870.
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In GCR Appendix L-TA2 rules, Addendum A, change A.2. as follows: "The throttle body must be either a GM 90mm, electronic, part #1257 → 0790, or Edelbrock 90mm, mechanical, part 33869 or #3870." In GTA, GCR Section 9.1.2.G.3., change as follows: "The throttle body must be either a GM 90mm, electronic, part #1257 → 0790, or Edelbrock 90mm, mechanical, part 33869 or #3870."
wordingGT taillights may now be original style or a panel graphic with functioning red LED brake lamps; wording change only.
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In GT, GCR Section 9.1.2.F.7.a.6: "Glass and/or plastic headlights, front parking lights, front signal lights, lenses, and bulbs shall be removed. Headlight openings shall be covered with a wire mesh screen or panel having the same contour as the original lens, mounted so that the headlight bezel/rim remains in place, maintaining the standard appearance of the Production automobile. Side marker light assemblies shall be removed and the resulting openings covered with a plate whose dimensions do not exceed those of the original parts; side marker lights that are an integral part of the taillight assembly cannot be removed. Other lighting parts and operating mechanisms may be removed. In the case of pop-up headlights, the entire assembly may be removed and the opening covered with a screen or plate (as above, without the headlight bezel/rim requirement) which provides a stock appearance. It is not
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permitted to relocate the standard headlight, parking light, signal light, etc., openings. Traditional GT cars only. Not allowed with any "Spec Car, GT2-ST, or any other added non Traditional GT car. Taillights shall be in the original location and shall may be the original style/type of taillight for the make, model, and year of car. A rear body panel having the same contour as the original lens area and in the original location, may be fitted with a tail-light graphic of the original style/type frame/lens adhered to it. If side marker lights are an integral part of the tail-light assembly they must be represented by the panel graphic. These panel/graphics shall have a functioning red LED lamp assembly fitted through them on both sides of the car to serve as brake lights. A 15-watt or equivalent rain light may be included with-in this LED assembly or may be a separately mounted single or dual LED assembly."
cars addedGTX Wolf GB08 F1 Ford 52XS V8 added to classification at 1725 lbs minimum weight.
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In GTX Table 4, add a spec line as follows: Table 4 Marque Model Engine Restrictor Min Weight (lbs) Notes Wolf GB08 F1 Ford 52XS V8 NA 1725 Must comply with specifications found here: https://www.scca.com/pages/ technical-forms-and-downloads
Request to classify C7 Corvette Grand Sport IN GTX Misc
cars addedC7 Corvette Grand Sport classified in GTX Misc at 3200 lbs with option to remove displacement on demand valve train.
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In GTX Spec Lines, classify C7 Corvette Grand Sport as follows: GTX - MISC Make Homologation Model Restrictor (mm) Weight (lbs) Notes C7 Corvette Grand Sport NA 3200 May remove “displacement on demand” valve train system
cars addedGTX eligible prototypes expanded: IMSA GTP years changed to 1981-1993, five prototype categories added.
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In GTX, GCR section 9.1.2.H.B, change as follows: "10. IMSA GTP (1994-1998 1981-1993) 11. - IMSA Camel Lights (1985-1993) 12. - Le Mans Prototype 1 (1999-2013) 13. - Le Mans Prototype 2 (1999-Present) 14. - Le Mans Prototype 3 (2017-Present) 15. - Le Mans Prototype Challenge (2009-2018) 16. - World Sports Car (1994-1998)
cars addedGTX McLaren 720s GT3 newly classified at 3000 lbs with 3000 mm restrictor.
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In GTX - FIA GT3, classify McLaren as follows: GTX – FIA GT3 Make Homologation Model Restrictor (mm) Weight (lbs) Notes McLaren GT3-N/A GT3 720s 3000 lbs.
fasterGTX-FIA GT3 removes all intake restrictor requirements for fifteen car models; McLaren name corrected.
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In GTX-FIA GT3 Spec Lines, remove all Restrictor (mm) as follows: Acura: "(2) 35 TIR" Aston Martin: "(2) 41.5" Audi GT3-038: "(2) 39" Audi GT3-017: "(2) 40 TIR" Bentley: "(2) 38" BMW GT3-043: "(2) 34 TIR" BMW GT3-023: "70"
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Chevrolet: "52" Dodge: "(2) 39" Ferrari GT3-029: "(2) 40 TIR" Ferrari GT3-044: "(2) 35 TIR" Lamborghini: "(2) 39" Mclaren: "(2) 36 TIR" Mercedes: "(2) 41.5" Porsche: "(2) 41.5" Nissan: "(2) 40 TIR" In GTX-FIA GT3 Spec Lines, correct name as follows: "Mcl Laren"
cars addedGTX SRO-GT4 Porsche 718 Club Sport MR GT4 classified, unrestricted, 2900 lbs minimum weight.
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In GTX-SRO-GT4, classify Porsche 718 Club Sport MR GT4: GTX – SRO-GT4 Make Homologation Model Restrictor (mm) Weight (lbs) Notes Porsche 718 Club Sport MR GT4 Unrestricted 2900lbs. Must run GT4 Spec.
wordingGTA part numbers updated: 0-80541-1 to 0-80541-2 in two sections and 6010 to 6014X in TA2 Appendix.
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In GCR, Section 9.1.2.G.16., change as follows: "0-80541-1 0-80541-2" In GCR, Section 9.1.2.G., Appendix Z 5.a. change as follows: "0-80541-1 0-80541-2" In GCR, TA2 Appendix B.3.4, change as follows: "#6010 6014X"
cars addedGrullon GT with 2.0L K20 moved from GTX to GT2-ST, minimum weight 2350 lbs, unrestricted.
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In GTX Spec Lines, eliminate GRULLON line in its entirety. In GT2/ST, classify GRULLON as follows: GT2-ST Maximum Displacement Minimum Weight Restrictor Notes GRULLON GT 2.0L 2003-2006 Acura K20 2350 lbs. Unrestricted Must comply with factory specifications, must have factory spec manual in
In GTX Spec Lines, classify Grullon, as follows: GTX - Make Homologation Model Restrictor (mm) Weight (lbs) Notes GRULLON GT Unrestricted 2350 Must comply with factory specifications, must have
In GTX, KTM, add new classification as follows: GTX – SRO GT4 Make Homologation Model Restrictor (mm) Weight (lbs) Notes KTM GT4 X-Bow NA 2000 Turbocharged 2.5L Audi TFSI I5
wordingTA2 Gurney flap wording clarified: terminology standardized to 'Gurney flap', height limits and thickness specifications remain 0.50 inch / 0.625 inch or 0.375 inch / 0.0625 inch depending on configuration.
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In Appendix L TA2 Rules, clarify wording as follows: “4.8.4.1.10.1.1: The maximum height of the wing, including end plates and wicker Gurney flap, can be no greater than the highest point on the roof. The roof may not be altered or pushed up to increase its height.” “4.8.4.1.10.1.5: The wing end plates must fit within a rectangle measuring 11.00 inches long by 4.00 inches tall. All wing elements, including the wicker bill Gurney flap, must be kept within the profile of the end plates. The endplates must be mounted parallel to the vehicle centerline, and must be perpendicular to the ground. Endplates must be flat, with no curvature or Gurney tabs flap. “
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“4.8.4.1.10.1.6: A wicker bill (Gurney) Gurney flap may be added to the wing element. It must be a uniform shape across the complete width of the wing. No air may pass between the wicker bill Gurney flap and the wing. It must form a 90 degree angle with the wing surface. The size of the wicker bill Gurney flap cannot exceed 0.50 inch high as measured from the wing surface. The thickness of the wicker Gurney flap material must be 0.625 inch.” “4.8.4.1.10.2.4: The dog leg style Howe endplates must be used without modification. All wing elements, including the wicker bill Gurney flap, must be kept within the profile of the end plates. The endplates must be mounted parallel to the vehicle centerline, and must be perpendicular to the ground. Endplates must be flat, with no curvature or Gurney tabs flap. “ “4.8.4.1.10.2.5: A wicker bill (Gurney) Gurney flap may be added to the upper wing element. It must be a uniform shape across the complete width of the wing. No air may pass between the wicker bill Gurney flap and the wing. It must form a 90 degree angle with the wing surface. The size of the wicker bill Gurney flap cannot exceed 0.375 inch. The thickness of the wicker bill Gurney flap must be 0.0625 inches.” “4.8.4.2.10.3.4: The dog leg style Howe endplates must be used without modification. All wing elements, including the wicker bill Gurney flap, must be kept within the profile of the end plates. The endplates must be mounted parallel to the vehicle centerline, and must be perpendicular to the ground. Endplates must be flat, with no curvature or Gurney tabs flap. “ “4.8.4.2.10.3.5: A wicker bill (Gurney flap) Gurney flap may be added to the upper wing element. It must be a uniform shape across the complete width of the wing, and must be kept within the profile of the end plates. It must form a 90 degree angle with the wing surface. The size of the wicker bill Gurney flap cannot exceed 0.375 inch high as measured from the wing surface. The thickness of the wicker Gurney flap material must be 0.0625 inch.”
wordingSTO rear wing wording clarified: 'wicker' changed to 'Gurney flap' in maximum chord and mounting height rules.
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In Appendix K, STO, clarify wording as follows: B.2.a.: "Wings shall be a single element with a maximum chord length of 12.00 inches, including any wicker Gurney flap." B.2.c.: "The entire rear wing assembly, including the end plates and any wicker Gurney flap, shall be mounted level with, or below, the peak of the roof."
In GT, GCR section 9.1.2.F.7.b.12., clarify Gurney flap as follows: "D. The use of fences, end rails, Gurney flaps, wickerbills,or other forward facing lips or aerodynamic devices is prohibited." "E. A maximum 0.50 inch Gurney tab flap is allowed at the trailing edge of the wing element. The tab must be mounted 90 degrees to the upper wing surface. No air may pass between the tab and the wing. The endplates must be mounted parallel to the vehicle centerline, and must be perpendicular to the ground. Endplates must be flat, with no curvature or Gurney tabs flaps." "GT3: The maximum width of the entire wing assembly (wing element, endplates, Gurney tab flap and
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mounting hardware) is 64.00 inches, but no wider than the rear body width including fender flares." In GT, GCR section 9.1.2.F.7.b.13., clarify Gurney flap as follows: "A. Endplates must be flat, with no curvature or Gurney tabs flap. A maximum 0.5-inch wicker- bill Gurney flap may be employed." In GT, GCR section 9.1.2.F.7.b.15.D., clarify Gurney flap as follows: "2. Rear Wing: Wings shall be a single element with a maximum chord length of 12.00 inches, including any wicker Gurney flap." "4. The entire rear wing assembly, including the end plates and any wicker Gurney flap, shall be mounted level with, or below, the peak of the roof."
cars addedGTX tube frame cars must weigh 2780 pounds; stock car bodies now permitted.
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In GTX, 9.1.2.H.B.4., change as follows: "GTX tube frame cars will consist of currently classified GT1 cars with improved aerodynamics, wheels, brakes and limited fuel injection systems. Stock car bodies permitted. GTX tube frame cars must weigh 2780 pounds."
wordingGT1, GT2, GT3, GTL, GTX may omit windshield clips if factory glass is bonded per original specifications.
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In GCR section 9.1.2.F.6.c.1, add as follows: Alternatively, the bottom may be captured in a channel. "No clips or straps are required if bonded-glass factory windshields and/or rear windows are attached to chassis per original specifications (i.e., glass-bonding adhesive).”
fasterGTX tube frame cars gain fuel injection with 90mm maximum throttle body size.
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In GTX, GCR section 9.1.2.H.I.3, add throttle body size as follows: “GTX tube frame cars may install fuel injection system, maximum throttle body size TBD 90mm.”
wordingGT1 and GT2/GT3/LITE ride height requirements removed from GCR sections 9.1.2.D.5.a.1 and 9.1.2.F.7.b.
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In GT1, GCR section 9.1.2.D.5.a.1, omit ride height and re-number section as follows: “a. Ride Height 1. No part of the car to the rear of the front tire opening, including the exhaust, may touch the ground when two (2) tires on the same side of the vehicle are deflated.” In GT-2, 3, LITE, GCR section 9.1.2.F.7.b, remove and re-number section as follows: “3. No part of the bodywork or chassis, to the rear of the front wheel opening, shall touch the ground when both tires on the same side of the car are deflated.”
cars addedGTX FIA GT3: Audi R8 40mm restrictor 2900 lbs, BMW Z4 70mm 2800 lbs, Ferrari 488 35mm restrictor 3025 lbs classified.
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In GTX, FIA GT3, classify the Audi R8, BMW Z4, and Ferrari 488 Challenge as follows: FIA GT3 - Make Homologation Model Restrictor mm Weight (lbs) Notes Acura GT3- 047 NSX (2) 35 TIR 3015 Aston Martin GT3-O32 Vantage (2) 41.5 2980 Audi GT3-017 R8 (2) 40 TIR 2900 Audi GT3-038 R8 LMS (2) 39 TIR 2980
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Bentley GT3-035 Continental (2) 38 TIR 3070 BMW GT3-043 M6 (2) 34 TIR TBD BMW GT3-023 Z4 70 2800 Chevrolet GT3-045 Corvette C7 52 3070 Dodge GT3-036 Viper (2) 39 3120 Ferrari GT3-029 458 (2) 40 3025 Ferrari GT3-044 488 (2) 35 TIR 3025 Lamborghini GT3-040 Huracan (2) 39 TIR 3015 Mclaren GT3-037 650S (2) 36 TIR 2915 Mercedes GT3-042 AMG GT (2) 34.5 TIR 3090 Porsche GT3-041 991 (2) 41.5 2960 Nissan GT3-030 GT-R (2) 40 TIR 3050
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In GCR, Section 9.1.2.F.7.k., change the following: "k. GTLite Rules Concerning Alternate Weights, Chokes and SIRs" In GCR, Section 9.1.2.F.7.k., add the following: "Competitors running the alternate choke option must display the word "CHOKE" as well as size in mm next to the weight."
Steve- The "data" that is compiled from the SOLO boxes is available only to the Data Team who prepare reports for review by the AC's and CRB. We do not believe that putting that information into the public domain would result in any appreciable improvement in the road racing program. Thank you for your interest in the program.
In GT-2, 3, LITE CATEGORY SPECIFICATIONS, GCR section 9.1.2.F.7.n.4.D, add as follows: "Carburetors shall incorporate a butterfly-type throttle plate for engine speed control. For GTLite only: Carburetors shall incorporate a butterfly or slide-type throttle plate for engine speed control."
Thank you for your letter. The CRB feels that the current method of competitors requesting an alternate wheel base be added to their "spec line" is the best way to deal with this!
Supplement and Correction to letter #32699 (Ginetta G56)
Thank you for your letter. The wording as shown in 9. Cars and Equipment: 9.3.35 is satisfactory wording for all GT car mirror placement if used and enforced!
In GTX, Section 9.1.2.H., add Prototypes as follows: 9.1.2.H. GTX CATEGORY SPECIFICATIONS “A. Purpose and Philosophy The intent of the GTX category is to allow competition of production-based vehicles that compete in professional road racing series in the United States. The GTX class will have annual balance of performance (BOP) changes. Weights may be adjusted, or cars may be subject to changes in intake restrictors to meet periodic professional series changes. Cars may be required to carry data acquisition equipment for review of performance.
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B. Eligibility Vehicles meeting one of the following criteria may compete in the GTX category: 1. FIA GT3: - Cars will be approved on a case-by-case basis with supporting documentation. - Competitors must have the FIA GT3 sheet, as approved, available for scrutineers when requested. - Cars approved to run in accordance with their FIA GT3 specifications must adhere to those specifications. - See GTX spec line for eligible FIA GT3 cars. 2. SRO GT4: - Cars will be approved on a case-by-case basis with supporting documentation. - Competitors must have the SRO GT4 sheet, as approved, available for scrutineers when requested. - Cars approved to run in accordance with their SRO GT4 specifications must adhere to those specifications. - See GTX spec line for eligible SRO GT4 cars. 3. TCR: - Cars will be approved on a case-by-case basis with supporting documentation. - Competitors must have the TCR sheet, as approved, available for scrutineers when requested. - Cars approved to run in accordance with their TCR specifications must adhere to those specifications. - SS ee GTX spec line for eligible TCR cars. 4. GTX Tube Frame: - GTX tube frame cars will consist of currently classified GT1 cars with improved aerodynamics, wheels, brakes and limited fuel injection systems. Stock car bodies permitted. GTX tube frame cars must weigh 2780 pounds. 5. GTX Grand Am Tube Frame: - GTX Grand Am tube frame cars will consist of fuel injected tube frame cars classified in the Grand Am Road Racing series from 2007-2013. GTX Grand Am tube frame cars must provide their Grand Am rule set and specifications. 6. Daytona Prototype Gen # 1 (2003-2007): 7. Daytona Prototype Gen # 2 (2008-2011): 8. Daytona Prototype Gen # 3 (2012-2016): 9. Daytona Prototype International (2017-): 10. IMSA GTP (1994-1998): - IMSA Camel Light (1985-1993) 11. Le Mans Prototype - Le Mans Prototype 1 (1999-2013) - Le Mans Prototype 2 (1999-Present) - Le Mans Prototype 3 (2017-Present) - Le Mans Prototype Challenge (2009-2018) 12. World Sports Car (1994-1998) 13. Vehicles listed in Table 4 below C. Bodywork 1. FIA or TCR standard bodywork must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 4. Prototype standard bodywork must comply with their associated specifications. D. Aerodynamic Devices 1. FIA or TCR aerodynamic devices must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. Trans Am splitter tunnels and rear wing rules are permitted. Under panning may be installed under the engine bay and rear end housing. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 4. Prototype aerodynamic devices must comply with their associated specifications. E. Interiors 1. FIA or TCR interiors must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 4. Prototype interiors must comply with their associated specifications. F. Chassis 1. FIA or TCR chassis must comply with their associated specifications. 2. FIA or TCR chassis weight must meet the vehicle weight listed on the associated specification line. 3. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 4. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 5. Prototype chassis must comply with their associated specifications. G. Engine 1. FIA or TCR engines must comply with their associated specifications. 2. FIA GT3 cars must compete with the listed restriction in the specification lines. 3. SRO GT4 cars are permitted to compete without restriction. 4. TCR cars are permitted to compete with 100% engine management. 5. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. Additionally, the following engines are permitted. Engine Management is unrestricted. 362 cubic inch engines include: - Chevrolet R07 - Ford FR9 - Dodge R6 - Toyota Phase 11 6. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 7. Prototype engines specifications are open. H. Cooling System 1. FIA or TCR cooling systems must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. I. Fueling, Piping and Fuel Tanks 1. FIA or TCR fueling, piping and fuel tanks must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. GTX tube frame cars may install fuel injection system, maximum throttle body size 90mm. 4. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 5. Prototype fueling, piping and fuel tanks must comply with their associated specifications. J. Oil System 1. FIA or TCR oil systems must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. K. Exhaust System 1. FIA or TCR exhaust systems must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 4. Prototype exhaust systems must comply with their associated specifications. L. Electrical 1. FIA or TCR electrical systems must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 4. Prototype electrical systems specifications are open. M. Drivetrain 1. FIA or TCR drivetrains must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 4. Prototype electrical systems specifications are open. N. Suspension and Steering 1. FIA or TCR suspension and steering must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 7. Prototype suspension and steering must comply with their associated specifications. O. Brakes 1. FIA or TCR brakes must comply with their associated specifications. 2. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications, except brake calipers and rotors do not have a size limit. 3. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 4. Prototype brakes specifications are open. P. Tires and Wheels 1. Tires must conform to 9.3. Tires. 2. FIA or TCR wheels must comply with their associated specifications. 3. GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications, wheels may be increased to 12.5” front and 13” rear. 4. Grand Am tube frame cars must comply with the 2007-13 GA specifications. 5. Prototype wheels must comply with their associated specifications. Table 4 Marque Model Engine Restrictor Min Weight (lbs) Notes Radical SR8 RPE 2.7L V8 NA 1775 Radical SR10 Ford Ecoboost 2.3LHigh Output 4 cyl. Turbo NA 1825 Radical RXC Spyder Ford Ecoboost 3.5LV6 Turbo / RPE 2.7L V8 NA 2400 Radical RXC 600R Ford Ecoboost 3.5LV6 Turbo NA 2675 Revolution A-One Ford 3.7L V6 NA 1925 Superlite Aero Sealed Katech GMLS3 6.2L V8 NA 2180 Superlite SL-C GM LS7 7.2L V8 NA 2625 Must comply with specifications foundhere: https://www. scca.com/pages/ technical- forms-and-downloads “
In GTX, GCR Section 9.1.2.H.G.5, change as follows: "GTX tube frame cars shall refer to 9.1.2 GT1 category specifications. Additionally, the following engines are permitted 362 cubic inch engines include:, Engine Management is unrestricted. - Chevrolet R07 - Ford FR9 - Dodge R6 - Toyota Phase 11"
Thank you for your letter. The procedure is to write a letter requesting "fuel injection system part # XYZ" and the CRB will review your request with an approval or denial.
In GCR section 9.1.2.F.6.c.1, add as follows: Alternatively, the bottom may be captured in a channel. "No clips or straps are required if bonded-glass factory windshields and/or rear windows are attached to chassis per original specifications (i.e., glass-bonding adhesive).”