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I believe its same as before max of 6" total bracing.
3-10h Competitors MAY install bracing if desired.
Additional Guidelines and Example:
· The maximum aggregate width for all bracing in front of the B-Pillars is 6 inches (15.24cm). (To determine compliance with this guideline, find the widest point on each of your braces. Next, add these maximum widths together. The total value must be 6 inches or less.)
· Example 1: A competitor is using a single 4” x 4” brace from the roof to the floor. The widest dimension of the brace is 4 inches, so the competitor is in compliance.
· Example 2: A competitor is using a single 2” x 4” brace from the roof to the floor. The widest dimension of the brace is 4 inches, so the competitor is in compliance.
· Example 3: A competitor is using two 2” x 4” braces from the roof to the floor. The widest dimension on both braces is 4 inches. The maximum aggregate width for the competitor’s braces is 4 + 4 = 8 inches, which is more than is allowable.
· Example 4: A competitor has a 2” x 2” brace from the dash to the ceiling, another 2” x 2” brace from the dash to the floor, and a 3rd 2” x 2” brace from the floor to the ceiling. The maximum aggregate width for the competitor’s braces is 2 + 2 + 2 = 6 inches, so the competitor is in compliance.
· Example 5: A competitor is using two 3” diameter pipes from the floor to the ceiling. The widest dimension of each pipe is 3 inches. The maximum aggregate width for the competitor’s braces is 3 + 3 = 6 inches, so the competitor is in compliance.
[ 02-02-2004, 05:43 AM: Message edited by: Team R&D ]
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correct, 6" max bracing just like before. If the bracing prevents the 30" rod test from being performed, then it wont be considered an obstruction.
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quote:Originally posted by dBSteve: correct, 6" max bracing just like before. If the bracing prevents the 30" rod test from being performed, then it wont be considered an obstruction.
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