KC

Looks like according to the Feb03 Fastrack, the EVO and STi are on the exclusion list for STX

"Street Touring: The following cars are added to the STX exclusion list: Subaru WRX Sti Mitsubishi Evo 8"

WRC4ever

iTrader: (1)

yep, I had a feeling that was gonna happen. Those cars will probably be in AS or BS I would assume.

TwiNpnOy84

Yea...i knew that was gonna happen

diablo2184

iTrader: (11)

what??

KC

Say 'what' again!

Both the EVO and the STi will not be running in the SCCA Street touring class called 'STX' for auto-x.

BurnOutz

whats this stx class supposed to be anywayz. Sorry, i'm totally ignorant in any of this scca stuff.

trigeek37

me too... I am not familar with STX... I raced FS in my mustang, SS in my fd, BSP (I think) in my dad's miata, and open in his formula ford... is STX new? a link would be great if anyone has one

KC

STX was a new class for 2002, an extension of STS that alloed the addition of limited slips to those cars that didn't have them, bigger brakes, street tires up to 245 and rims of 8" wide...
and larger engines (2.0L FI or 5.1L N/A)

http://moutons.org/sccasolo/Rules/street_touring.html

Basically all the street touring rules, and additional things at the bottom of the page.

--kC

rgdigital

So what class will they be allowed to run in? What other cars run in AS or BS?

MrAWD

Here you go! SCCA Solo2 Stock car classification

In short, for the AS you will find following cars as most popular in 2002:
- Corvette C4
- and that about covers it

They will probably move to the AS following cars:
- E46 M3 and M Coupe & Roadster
- Porsche Boxter S

...and those will bring some heat in there

For the BS here is what was popular in 2002:
- Honda S2000
- Porsche Boxter
- Toyota MR2 Turbo
- E36 M3
- few other Porsche 911 or something

Also new 350Z is getting there too.

So, we will see what is going to happen next!

Mr. AWD