quote:3-4 Additional Guidelines: · While seated, the location of the passenger’s heels may not be higher than the location of the passenger’s seat. (The passenger’s heels must be lower than his butt.) In addition, the passenger’s feet must be located in front of the passenger.
Could you include the word 'torso' in the last sentence. This will save someone from arguing what 'in front of the passenger' is.
EXAMPLE:In addition, the passenger’s feet must be located in front of the passenger's torso.
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dBSteve Get Loud Productions LLC Posts: 8436 | From: Midwest | Registered: Aug 2000
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I still dont see anything in the street classes about 13" woofers. I know the JL, Kenwood, and Pioneer all have those on their price sheets for 2003. I would assume you could use one 13" in street A and 2 13" in Street B, but the wording as it stands now does not address this.
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Looking Good... Any fine tuning of the rules is appreciated, the rules are definitely eliminating gray areas that were concerns for most of us last year.
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quote:Originally posted by Bobby Riley: I still dont see anything in the street classes about 13" woofers. I know the JL, Kenwood, and Pioneer all have those on their price sheets for 2003. I would assume you could use one 13" in street A and 2 13" in Street B, but the wording as it stands now does not address this.
I agree, maybe it needs to state that you can use 2 12" woofers and 1 woofer larger than 12, not to exceed a 15. The other class would be 4 12" woofers, and 2 woofers larger than 12, not to exceed a 15.
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You need to address the pockets that are on the consoles of extreme vehicles under the mic. you know the drop off on the passenger side of the dash, either it is or isnt illegal, either way is no difference just as long as everyone has the same rules for a dash.
WAYNE PLEASE address this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Eric
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quote:3-4 Additional Guidelines: · While seated, the location of the passenger’s heels may not be higher than the location of the passenger’s seat. (The passenger’s heels must be lower than his butt.) In addition, the passenger’s feet must be located in front of the passenger.
Could you include the word 'torso' in the last sentence. This will save someone from arguing what 'in front of the passenger' is.
EXAMPLE:In addition, the passenger’s feet must be located in front of the passenger's torso.
quote: Vehicles that have been structurally modified to accommodate the sound system or vehicles that exceed the maximum gross weight limits as detailed in the vehicle’s operating manual should never be driven on public streets or highways.
What is this? If we are in a place like Daytona and the lanes are in the loading docks at the Ocean Center, or the cars are parked on the beach and the lanes are in the Plaza Resort’s parking lot, and dB Drag requires you to drive on city streets to get to the lanes, what are we suppose to do? Or is this just a legal statement by dB Drag so they can’t be held responsible for tickets? So, I guess my question is: Do we make dB Drag bring the lanes to us? Or make dB Drag have enough room for trailers to get in a load and unload.
quote:Originally posted by Bodyjar: So I gather the thread about amps in Street class was a waste of time?
there are now 3 pages of discussions on the street class amp situation. There are many useful suggestions and ideas.
Will any of these be addessed by the time the final rules revision is complete?
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quote: Vehicles that have been structurally modified to accommodate the sound system or vehicles that exceed the maximum gross weight limits as detailed in the vehicle’s operating manual should never be driven on public streets or highways.
What is this? If we are in a place like Daytona and the lanes are in the loading docks at the Ocean Center, or the cars are parked on the beach and the lanes are in the Plaza Resort’s parking lot, and dB Drag requires you to drive on city streets to get to the lanes, what are we suppose to do? Or is this just a legal statement by dB Drag so they can’t be held responsible for tickets? So, I guess my question is: Do we make dB Drag bring the lanes to us? Or make dB Drag have enough room for trailers to get in a load and unload.
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dBSteve Get Loud Productions LLC Posts: 8436 | From: Midwest | Registered: Aug 2000
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I know it was mentioned by judges last year, but an official ruling on positioning of seats in street classes (i.e.- CRX's with 4KW's behind the front seats) would be something worthwhile IMO
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many street competitors questioned the amp locations used in the CRXs at finals.
If the locationisue was cleared up, th crxs probably wouldn't be able to fit their 4KW amps in their.
maybe these issues are interrelated?
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Please.,please.,please., a ruling on caping amp power in street .,using weight as a deciding factor? Thank you. Russell. P.S. The rules are looking goooood.
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only 1 exeption.... street damping.... could it be 1/6 or 1/4 inch instead.... the most common dampingmat here in europe is 4mm thick so thats 0.8mm too mutch with current rules...so alot of competitors have tons of damping in their cars that they cannot use anymore....
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I think that due to the extremely confined spaces underneath the rear bench seat of an extended cab truck, that the seat should be allowed to be removed. If the enclosure complies with the string test and stays below the window line and no other rules pertaining to street class are broken, then the truck should be allowed to compete in street class.
If a small truck with jump seats can have them folded up for the enclosure then a full size truck with a bench should be allowed to remove the bench to allow adequate space for the enclosure.
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I don´t know why all the people moan about damping material thickness...
Its good for better the SOUND ! If you build(t) a db drag car, don´t use it, and you have no problems ! Even I didn´t use that, and I HAVE and USE and DRIVE a damn db drag car what is playing music ! I see no reason to put sound damping material into a car when its just for db drag, nobody drives with it, nobody listen into it, neither when no head unit or one small speaker is inside the cabin. And also I can´t understand that people put a lot of that expensive stuff into a car, when its so useless as they wan´t to tell us all the time...
New Rules look FINE regarding this point !
Thanks !
Üüüühh!!! Michael
PS.: I waited really long before I wrote something about that... Yes, I think its bad for SOME people who LISTEN in their cars and have now problems, BUT rules are rules...
PS2.: And sorry if I have offended somebody now, but I couldn´t hold back anymore...
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