Recent content by tschreyer

After losing the clutch, it was for sure a fun watch from my seat, Thought we were on dirt! :ROFLMAO:

Interesting COA. Better than the usual 6.11/Appendix P stuff. 🍿

If you're considering value at the expense of some performance, and the 205 is a possibility, I'd look into purchasing some wet SMW spec miata take offs from one of the 2nd hand dealers. The reality is most of us cart our rains back and forth for far too long without them ever seeing use. The...

A little bit of language evolution regarding wheel regulations, is this perhaps some foreshadowing and structuring for a forthcoming wheel update? 2 years and going on that letter... 🐌🐌

I really think the 328 is a sleeper that no one has uncorked yet! You may be on to something Paul!

To add to this, I have an in-process (term used loosely as its been in submission coming up the 2yr anniversary mark) letter seeking to reword the width language with member input obtained in a survey administered last fall. https://prodracing.com/threads/survey.20453/

I'd argue we have had a tough time adapting late 90s/early 2000s spec lines without scaring off competitors... That said, its pretty dismal to think that any new cars post about 2005 are unlikely to fit the current mold. I am in favor, provided the data collection and response can be more...

https://www.scca.com/articles/2019300-scca-extends-stay-at-road-america-for-2026-runoffs Mixed reviews out there - everyone has an opinion! Logistically its a win for me. Would have been interesting to see who else was in the running though. I think its a good fall back if something else...

So the configuration showed it's capability across multiple entrants doing everything else you suggest and just because three of the four broke or crashed they should get a mulligan? Yes. It should be BOP'd. If your angle is the subset of Runoffs and HST entrants representing the whole of one...

I don't understand what you're suggesting.

3 of the top 4 Honda's didn't finish, Stacked the front end of the field in qually, and held the fastest race lap.... just saying that it's not out of the blue...

The Lifeline Fire Marshal (mechanical or electrical) carries FIA 8865-2015 rating - and it carries homologation on that design through 2027. I believe your reference to the technical list is date of last allowable manufacture - at that point the manufacture would then need to re-homologate with...

Lifeline stuff is awesome, available through your favorite retailer. Their Fire Marshal series is affordable, super light, and really compact.

I must have missed the subtle verbiage change for '24. Just curious on rationale? Being unrestricted, especially rocker arms, could lead to a whole host of changes. Assuming since valve lift is the major outcome of a geometry change, and lift is as measured at the valve, we don't really care...

Re-read the letter - or to keep it easy, just the title. As far as the Prod committee and CRB wanting to expand on my nudge, thats their prerogative - obviously they have something to suggest this may suit the 3 classes. Tim Schreyer -Real Race Car Driver who typically does just a bit better...