Scooter

can't wait...location, directions, and times are all available by doing searches recently on SOLO...i hope our CL-TL meet will be well attended also!!! the only thing we're missing is sunny weather ...i can field questions if anyone has any.

RidinLow

You mean the Sunday after this one, right? Sept 3rd.

All events are at Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY

Registration Closes at 9:30am and tech closes at 9:30 am SHARP

Drivers meeting at 10:00am

First Car Off at 10:30

Directions to Nassau Coliseum: Vehicles with trailers: Long Island Expressway (495) to exit 39 South (Glen Cove Road) which becomes Clinton Avenue. Proceed for 4 miles. Turn left onto Hempstead Turnpike/Fulton Avenue (24). Go 1 mile and pass under walkway. Go 3 lights and make a left.

Cars only: Northern State Parkway to Meadowbrook Parkway South to Hempstead Turnpike West (24) to Coliseum.

All entrants must hold a valid drivers license. All cars must be muffled.

Scooter

what he said, cept 1 thing...it's Sunday, Sept 2, NOT Labor Day, the 3rd.

Scooter

i'm figuring all who wanna come just for the meet are free to b there at any time during the day...for those who come to participate in SOLO need to b here from 7:30 - 9:30AM, otherwise u're outta luk...please plan accordingly if u're coming from far away...traffic should b relatively ok since it's a Sunday, especially early in the morning...i've been practicing my "point-shoots" all week

RidinLow

What class does a stock CLS or a modded CLS go into, anyway? GS & STS?

AmericanWoman

Depends on what mods. When we race the stock CLS, we do it in GS. Even if we put new struts and sways on, we could still be in GS. The requirements for each class should be on the website: http://www.scca.org/amateur/solo2/classes/index.html

RidinLow

Sorry, struts are legal for stock classes, but swaybars definitely aren't (unless you're removing the stock ones or putting smaller ones in).

I guess my question was if a modded CLS is allowed in STS or if it goes to ESP or something.

AmericanWoman

Actually, no, front sways ARE allowed...just not both.

RidinLow

True, true... if you have a car that oversteered a lot from the factory that would be the way to do it, but I'm not sure that this applies here. :p