Think I'm gonna have to swap back to stock for the event, at least then I can get a baseline to see how much louder the new exhaust can be.
Sound policy is in effect. If you go over 100dBa twice you will be asked to leave.
Thanks,
Andy Cost
Humble Servant - Equipe Rapide
Think I'm gonna have to swap back to stock for the event, at least then I can get a baseline to see how much louder the new exhaust can be.
2013 Mazda2 slushbox daily
1993 Miata (future exocet donor)
Here is the planned course map:
Polished Turd Racing
Mick wrote: "I think Jerrett is the best autocrosser I have ever seen naked."
Where is the sound check so I know when to lift
J/K will have my stock exhaust back on!
2013 Mazda2 slushbox daily
1993 Miata (future exocet donor)
On a lot this size, sound meter location really won't matter! :)
Polished Turd Racing
Mick wrote: "I think Jerrett is the best autocrosser I have ever seen naked."
Only when you're talking about small things.
Polished Turd Racing
Mick wrote: "I think Jerrett is the best autocrosser I have ever seen naked."
In the immortal words of Alfred P. Doolilttle.
"Just a few more hours."
Online registration closes at midnight tonight. Registration is open on site from 8-9 Sunday morning.
Andy Cost
Humble Servant - Equipe Rapide
We're getting a lot of first timers who are attempting to navigate AXWare. There are a few rules to entering an ER event.
#1. You must enter the Challenge Cup first. You may not enter your "R" car in the Rapide PAX unless you have already entered your non "R" car in the Challenge Cup. I have edited all the offender's entries so that there are no Rapide PAX entries that don't also have a Challenge Cup entry. That means that I changed your car from having an "R" into not having an "R". If I changed you and you are a novice (N), on street tires (T other than ST classes), or Xpert(X) then you will need to email me at [email protected] and I'll make that change.
#2. You cannot be in Novice (N) class if you run race rubber. Race Rubber are Hoosier A6, Kumho V700/V710, or slicks. Novices must run street tires as defined in the rules.
#3. Some folks didn't choose a class so I dropped you in your associated Stock class. If your car isn't stock then you need to change it. You are responsible for being in the correct class.
It's going to be a great event.
Thanks,
Andy Cost
Humble Servant - Equipe Rapide
If someone has a classing question, you can speak to one of the ER board members (Yellow T-shirts) when you arrive, or just talk to the tech people.
Polished Turd Racing
Mick wrote: "I think Jerrett is the best autocrosser I have ever seen naked."
I'm in for the McDonalds, 7am?
On the track, I am fearless.
If you were as slow as me, you wouldn't be afraid either.
1994 M Edition
CSP 67
So I got changed into STS...what's the difference between that and Rapide PAX? Do you get more runs doing both (like I see Jerrett is in RPAX and X)?
ER runs with a format that gives everyone a standard number of runs for points, typically 4. There is a separate event-within-the-event called Rapid Pax, wherein you pay an additional $10 for 2 runs that are taken at the end of your regular runs. Entrants in the Rapid Pax are competing against each other based on a PAX index, which adjusts everyones raw time based on your car's theoretical potential in its class. The top times are awarded cash prizes from the pot. Many drivers simply treat it as $10 for extra seat time.
Your class for the regular runs is probably STS (based on your mods). If you are a novice, you add an "N" to your class to become NSTS and you are only competing against other novices. Same thing for expert class (X), ladies (L), tire class (T), etc. Most classes are called "open" classes, and don't have a prefix. They only compete against cars in the same class. Simple, right?
In your case, STS is an open class for certain mildly-modded 2-seater cars, but is part of a group of classes called Street Touring which cannot run R-comp tires (<140 wear rating). This is different than the "tire" class, but that's another story.
If you consider yourself a novice, then you'd run as NSTS for your first 4 runs, then remove the N and replace with an R (assuming you paid the extra $10) and take your final two runs. Those runs do not count for the points competition, but are for the Rapid Pax only.
That is why you see drivers with multiple registrations. Jerrett will run in the expert (X) class, then again in Rapid Pax (R).
Then there is amortization...
Polished Turd Racing
Mick wrote: "I think Jerrett is the best autocrosser I have ever seen naked."
If you didn't pay the extra $10 for Rapide Pax online, then just pay when you get there. The two runs are worth $10, and there is a chance to win that back and more. Once you win money, then you'll be a professional driver. When the wife/GF complains about your driving, you can tell her that you're a professional driver.
Don't forget my tools. I'll see you there at 7:45 to help with tires. Or, just meet us at McDonalds at 7 AM. It's on Scyene on the north end of the venue.
Or when you wife wins money you can let her buy the beer..... With luck she will enjoy that and you can slowly transition her up to buying tires and towing the car..... Just don't push it too far and think that autocross will suddenly cause her to gain cooking skills.....
Well, I loaned my wife my miata on friday and the ECU fuse keeps popping, so I may need a co-drive if I can't find the cause today.
2013 Mazda2 slushbox daily
1993 Miata (future exocet donor)
Hope they will use the other lot for the course at the event next month.
What's left of a '96 Miata with stock clutch.
My car exceeds my driving ability. That's the only possible explanation.