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Mar 19, 2012 | 08:54 PM

dailygrind

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SCCA to NASA classing help

I am doing a NASA Circuit cross event this coming weekend and would like to run in a NASA class... but i have no idea what NASA class my car falls in. In SCCA I am in STU with minimal mods like intake, exhaust and 245 tires. Can somebody help me out with classing? Thanks.

Mar 20, 2012 | 06:04 AM

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Let's start with what car you have

Here's a thread I started about this. It behooves you to have a VIII GSR for NASA. And no remote reservoirs :unamused:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/mo...-classing.html

Here's my classing (I also have an SCCA STU car)

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Lancer Evo MR ('06)(AWD)  NXB*  3285	7
Forced induction +5	5
	
Tires	
Dunlops	2
B's base is 265, so 245s	-4
	
Engine	
4) Intake+inlet	1
23) header	2
24) turboback	2
25) cat	1
	
Suspension	
1) external reservoirs	10
4) springs	2
7) swaybar	2
	
Total	30

Mar 20, 2012 | 08:13 AM

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Haha oops...

I have a 2003 Evo VIII. ....GSR? I have no idea. Just got the car about two months ago and trying to learn all this stuff.

Here are my mods below.

Code:

Lancer Evo ('03)(AWD)  NXB*  3285    7
Forced induction +5    5
    
Tires    
Hankook RS-3    2
245s    -4
    
Engine    
4) Intake+inlet    1
23) header    2
24) turboback    2
25) cat    1
    
Suspension    
4) springs    2
7) swaybar    2
    
Total    20

ALSO have an APR rear diffuser and 8.5" wide RPF1s. its the only mods to the outside of the car.

Applying the same to mine would be 20? So I would be in NXB?

Thanks for the help!

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Mar 20, 2012 | 11:56 AM

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Looks like it, i'm not familuar at all with the AutoX rules but my director is the national director for it, super friendly and always on email. JFelton - at - drivenasa dot com.

Mar 20, 2012 | 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by dailygrind

Haha oops...

I have a 2003 Evo VIII. ....GSR? I have no idea. Just got the car about two months ago and trying to learn all this stuff.

Here are my mods below.

Code:

Lancer Evo ('03)(AWD)  NXB*  3285    7
Forced induction +5    5
    
Tires    
Hankook RS-3    2
245s    -4
    
Engine    
4) Intake+inlet    1
23) header    2
24) turboback    2
25) cat    1
    
Suspension    
4) springs    2
7) swaybar    2
    
Total    20

ALSO have an APR rear diffuser and 8.5" wide RPF1s. its the only mods to the outside of the car.

Applying the same to mine would be 20? So I would be in NXB?

Thanks for the help!

You can't just copy paste mine - you have to go to the actual NASA rulebook.

IIRC the VIII starts in TTC/NXC. The diffuser is almost certainly not free too

Mar 20, 2012 | 08:08 PM

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hahah thats funny.

apr rear diffuser isnt allowed in STU to my knowledge. unless its ok since it kind of doesnt do anything at scca speeds. up to the region perhaps? if not competitive people usually dont care for aesthetics.

Mar 21, 2012 | 11:04 AM

dailygrind

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Hah ok lets try this again. I found the rulebook online.

So
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII ('03-'05)(AWD) NXC** 3263

All of the other stuff is correct from the copy paste since those are all of my mods just like yours.

Rear diffuser is a no points added mod in NASA-X

Still unsure about it in STU though.