Do seats go bad?

heymagic Wrote:
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>
> Section 8.9.10 A : Any competitor not being able
> to recite the regulations for auxillary lighting
> may be penalized 5 minutes or fined $50.
>
> > Gene
>
>


Oh snap! Checks in the mail... haha

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Anders Green Wrote:
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> I'm a fan of changing it to "Lights must be
> mounted symmetrically." This would allow odd
> numbers as long as one was mounted in the center.
> Unless there's objections...
>
> Anders
>
> Raleigh, NC
> Impreza H6 3.0


well..I just wonder what the purpose of this rule is to begin with? I could understand a limit on the mount height...but odd or even, or with symmetry, what's the purpose?

Eddie Fiorelli Wrote:
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> Anders Green Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I'm a fan of changing it to "Lights must be
> > mounted symmetrically." This would allow odd
> > numbers as long as one was mounted in the
> center.
> > Unless there's objections...
> >
> > Anders
> >
> > Raleigh, NC
> > Impreza H6 3.0
>
>
> well..I just wonder what the purpose of this rule
> is to begin with? I could understand a limit on
> the mount height...but odd or even, or with
> symmetry, what's the purpose?
>
>

Much of the original NRS rule book was "influenced" by the New Zealand rule book. I suspect the FIA rules just followed across. If the FIA is involved then common sense, logic and intelligence are removed from the rule making process. Friggin International A$$holes...

heymagic Wrote:
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>
> Much of the original NRS rule book was
> "influenced" by the New Zealand rule book. I
> suspect the FIA rules just followed across. If the
> FIA is involved then common sense, logic and
> intelligence are removed from the rule making
> process. Friggin International A$$holes...
>
>

Lord knows that if they are doing it a certain way across the pond that it MUST be a such good idea that we all need to immediately jump overboard with it strapped to our ankles.

Sadly a number of the current requirements at RA do not make sense for keeping the contents of a rallycar 'safe' but MAY help in case of a lawsuit.

I've got a particular flavor of 'justice' in mind for those who would bring such a lawsuit.... Prolly not too politically correct...

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