A good place to start
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A good place to start
I wanna start to get into auto cross driving. I dont have the driving skill yet, so i am wondering where and how i should start off?
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Dude, you just missed one today. It's not SCCA, but it's run by some very cool people and it's a good place to start out. I just made my first run today and I was the only RX-8 out of six groups. Don't leave me hanging, come on out for next month's run. It's dirt cheap for the opportunity that you get.
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I believe that's going to put you in the Prepared Class with some beastly cars. Good luck.
I'm sticking with B Stock, very few mods are allowed so it comes down to driver skill more than car set up.
Here's the schedule:
http://www.norcalufo.org/
I'm sticking with B Stock, very few mods are allowed so it comes down to driver skill more than car set up.
Here's the schedule:
http://www.norcalufo.org/
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SFR SCCA is hosting an autocross school 6/21 at Candlestick (Monster). If your car is ready, that would be my suggestion for a good place to start...
See the SFR link given above, go to events calendar.
See the SFR link given above, go to events calendar.
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I ran a "spec class" with a car that needed, literally, no set up...as a matter of fact, as soon as I "set it up", I went backwards!!
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