Den341548534727 Posted September 28, 2020 Share Posted September 28, 2020 ---1) Name / Region / Car # / Contact Info (email or phone, etc) Sean Richardson /Texas /15 ---2) Rule reference # (ex.- Rule 3.2) 6.32.2 brake master cylinder and booster must be OEM ---3) Recommended Revised Wording (saying make rule 5.4 clearer isnt enough! How would you word it?) 3rd gen Camaro (84 - 92) would be allowed to upgrade to a 4th gen Camaro (93 - 02) brake master cylinder and booster. —4) Reasoning for change MUST include at least 1 of the following: ---------->a) Will decrease series cost because... -There are Limited new parts available for the 3rd GEN Camaro. -Brake line fittings for the 3rd gen Master cylinder are almost impossible to find. -Will save money on ordering parts that are not in stock. (4th gen Camaro parts are almost always in stock at parts stores) - Direct Bolt-on replacement no modifications! ———>b) Will increase driver safety because... -New parts are much safer, than recondition parts. -The 3rd GEN master cylinder has a large opening for brake fluid which is unsafe and easily pops off! -Must be Tie-wrapped for Safety! -The 4th gen master cylinder has a screw on cap, Which is much Safer and much harder to come off under Racing conditions. -—— Will promote series growth because... -It’s a necessary upgrades if you have upgrades or are going to upgrade your brakes, the master cylinder does not work well with upgrade calipers -Will make the 3rd GEN platform more reliable! -More parts availability. It will improve competition because... -More reliable brakes, less brake fade, ease of parts availability. -Ease of getting parts local parts stores. -The 3rd GEN master cylinder is very hard to power bleed because of the large opening. -Where the 4th GEN master cylinder has a screw on lid which is easy to power bleed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MHISSTC Posted October 12, 2020 Share Posted October 12, 2020 It all sounds reasonable to me from a Ford-guy perspective. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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