Help classing my car

[Snizzoop]

Hey guys,

Just trying to get these forms filled out for Sunday...and I don't really know what I'm doing.

I have a '93 Civic DX Hatch. What is my CASC-OR Root class?

I have a GSR swap with a JDM ITR tranny...that automatically puts me in MOD class. Which one? Does it matter how many prep points I have?

We'll start with that and go from there.

[engsr]

The 93 DX starts in H Stock, goes to FSS/SP, then C-MOD provided the engine is 2.0L or less. Anything more and it's D-MOD.

[Snizzoop]

Thanks Bryan.

With regards to the prep points...does it really matter how many I have? I was just gonna pick anything and everything I may or may not have done this season.

[engsr]

I'm pretty sure MOD is a free-for-all and there are no limits on prep points. Pretty sure ...

[Snizzoop]

Okay, here's an interesting question.

It says that "Removal or substitution of a front seat or any/all of the rear seat(s). Removal of the seat also permits the removal of the seat belt(s) for that seat(s). 1 Pt. Each."

So how many points do I add for removing the rear seat? Is it three because it seats three people?

[engsr]

Rear seat counts as "one seat" so it's just 1pt.

[Snizzoop]

Okay. I think I ended up with 9 prep points...not that it really seems to matter.

Thanks again for the help Bryan.

See you Sunday.

[mxqisit]

The only issue for mod class with regards to prep points is if you reach a certain number, the safety requirements go up (read: rollover protection).

[mikewolf]

I also have a cmod car. I plan to run in DMOD since there are very few CMOD entries. DMOD should be a good class. IF you are looking for a class with lots of people to compete against, I would go in DMOD. If you are looking for a class that you are guarenteed to win (or want a slightly better PAX), sign up for CMOD.