Competitors!
After rigorous conversation with some seasoned competitors, I have decided to add a 4th class to both street and modified divisions. In the post below you'll notice the addition of S4/M4 classes, which encompass systems capable of 130.1 to 190 cubic inches of displacement. The reason for this is simple: SPL built drivers, especially larger ones, will get into the 130's very easily by themselves - by which I mean a single large SPL driver will sit pretty squarely in the 130's. This means that single SPL drivers will be battling against multiple SPL drivers in the SX/MX class, which seems grossly out of balance. With the addition if this new class, guys with single SPL drivers can compete against similarly sized systems consisting of other single SPL drivers or multiple non-SPL drivers. In either case, the cars with multiple SPL drivers and huge amounts of excursion are now moved out to 190.1 cubic inches of displacement and away from the single SPL style systems.
Thanks for all your help and support, and I look forward to having a great competition with everyone.
Risk
After rigorous conversation with some seasoned competitors, I have decided to add a 4th class to both street and modified divisions. In the post below you'll notice the addition of S4/M4 classes, which encompass systems capable of 130.1 to 190 cubic inches of displacement. The reason for this is simple: SPL built drivers, especially larger ones, will get into the 130's very easily by themselves - by which I mean a single large SPL driver will sit pretty squarely in the 130's. This means that single SPL drivers will be battling against multiple SPL drivers in the SX/MX class, which seems grossly out of balance. With the addition if this new class, guys with single SPL drivers can compete against similarly sized systems consisting of other single SPL drivers or multiple non-SPL drivers. In either case, the cars with multiple SPL drivers and huge amounts of excursion are now moved out to 190.1 cubic inches of displacement and away from the single SPL style systems.
Thanks for all your help and support, and I look forward to having a great competition with everyone.
Risk
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