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Old 02-20-2004, 06:26 AM
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The Black SD is identical to the SSG, but I think the Black one comes with a one-way. In Japan, so does the SSG.
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Old 02-20-2004, 06:36 AM
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Jeff, in the past you could only run one sedan class so I assume it will be the same this year.
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Jeff, At the nats in Denver you could run in the stock and 19T but not mod. If you ran mod you could not run in stock or 19T. But at that time 19T was considered a demonstration class. It was not and offical ROAR class yet. Roar rules don't say much about what classes you can technically enter. Most of the tracks that run the races mandate how many and what classes you can enter. I think that ROAR needs make some rules about this subject

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Originally posted by alch
Strange.. They do here in Japan.
Yeah, kinda sucks IMO, but they did that with all of the SD variations.
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Old 02-20-2004, 08:51 AM
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Originally posted by Randman
Yeah, kinda sucks IMO, but they did that with all of the SD variations.
IMO too! I always thought they would be the same everywhere they are sold, but obviously not.
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Originally posted by alch
IMO too! I always thought they would be the same everywhere they are sold, but obviously not.
Yeah, you guys get the hookup I guess.. O well, it's always nice to have a diff as a spare.
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Originally posted by LeeS
Jeff, At the nats in Denver you could run in the stock and 19T but not mod. If you ran mod you could not run in stock or 19T. But at that time 19T was considered a demonstration class. It was not and offical ROAR class yet. Roar rules don't say much about what classes you can technically enter. Most of the tracks that run the races mandate how many and what classes you can enter. I think that ROAR needs make some rules about this subject

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ROAR rules state that at any level 4 event (Nationals) any driver who enters stock may not enter any other class with the same vehicle. In other words one class per type vehicle. I assume that also means "Super Stock" 19turn as well...
You could run one class of 12 scale and one class of sedan class.
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I need to read up on my ROAR rulebook, I havent even opened it yet
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1380Yen each.
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Old 02-20-2004, 03:11 PM
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Ohhhhh... Ahhhhh! Sweet!
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Hmmm with those diff rings i found them a real pain when taking the diff out or changing some parts. I started only running them in the rear and have not had any problems with breakage. the wear isnt that bad either and they are very cheap too.
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Well I need to get the skinny on the nats. Flying in from Kansas to run one class is a tuff call to make. But may do it anyway...lol

Interesting pics of the new parts...any info on them?

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Originally posted by Jeff Werner


Interesting pics of the new parts...any info on them?

Jeff
those are the suspension mounts for the CGM car. They had to redo them to make room for the bracing on the car. There's also a wide front bumper coming out as well
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Originally posted by Jeff Werner
Well I need to get the skinny on the nats. Flying in from Kansas to run one class is a tuff call to make. But may do it anyway...lol

Interesting pics of the new parts...any info on them?

Jeff
Information is available at the ROAR website.
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1380Yen each.
Looks pretty cool...
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