What TT Class would I be in?

[350ZNV]

The event at Buttonwillow June 11th & 12th will be my first with N.A.S.A. I will be runnin in an HPDE class, but I am interested in the TT Classes. If you guys could help me class my car I would appreciate it. Thanks.

 

2003 Nissan 350Z Track Model

Cold Air Intake

High Flow Cats

Aftermarket Exhaust

Aftermarket Intake Plenum

Coilover suspension

Sway Bars

R-Compound tires 235 Front, 255 Rear

[Neon2dmaX]

The event at Buttonwillow June 11th & 12th will be my first with N.A.S.A. I will be runnin in an HPDE class, but I am interested in the TT Classes. If you guys could help me class my car I would appreciate it. Thanks.

 

2003 Nissan 350Z Track Model

Cold Air Intake

High Flow Cats

Aftermarket Exhaust

Aftermarket Intake Plenum

Coilover suspension

Sway Bars

R-Compound tires 235 Front, 255 Rear

 

You should probably look at: http://socal.nasa-tt.com/id17.html

 

350Z Track Model starts in TT-C with +5 point assessment

R Compound Tires: +5 points (if same size as original)

Cold Air Intake: +1

Intake plenum: ? (may be considered part of "air intake system")

Exhauts (cat back?): +1

High flow cats: ?

added/changed sway bars: +2 (or maybe +2 each - check with Greg)

Coil over: +7 (unless original shock uses, then maybe only +5)

 

You have a minimum of +15 ponts (even if only +1 point for coil over suspension). Thus, it looks like you would be bumped up to TT-B. Unless you have some other changes that you haven't mentioned (e.g. perfformance brake pads or big brake kit; camber plates; strut bars, or?) you probably would not be bumped higher than TTB. Good luck.

[Greg G.]

Dave is correct. It sounds like your car is in TTB. If you are new to NASA, you will need approval to run in TT. Please e-mail me your detailed driving resume.

Thanks.

[350ZNV]

Thanks guys.