>From: "Scotty *BOB* White" <we2fat4asp@seanet.com>
> Uhuh, and since when are Saleens legal in stock junior? Who's ignorant?
> Try again.
I thought it was clear I was making a joke about ignorance. I don't
understand your need to be insulting. Now I'm not sure why I bothered
to let you know what I learned about Hoosier's and BFG's 18" tires.
Not that it matters, but you'll find Saleens on page 143 of the 1999
SCCA Solo I/II rules (or whatever page it is on any other year's
edition of the SCCA Solo II rules). The S281 and S351 Saleens are in
SuperStock alongside the modern Vettes and other go fast cars. The
SR351 and SR (not mentioned in my previous message) would be in
ESP. Or perhaps you were thinking of the 1995 Ford Mustang Cobra
R which is not legal in any stock category.
>
> sbw
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Winchell <Jeff@Winchell.Com>
> To: nw_autox-l@eskimo.com <nw_autox-l@eskimo.com>; autox@autox.team.net
> <autox@autox.team.net> Date: Monday, January 25, 1999 8:01 PM Subject: Re:
> 18" rubber? Talk amongst yerselves ;-)
>
>
> >> > Also there was some nervousness about possible higher aspect
> >> > sidewall
> >> >being an advantage in the ability to put power down. This argument
> >> >just doesn't hold much water due to the fact that the only car coming
> >> >with
> 18"
> >> >rubber have incredibly sophisticated IRS. We aint talking pony cars
> >> >here people!
> >
> >Leave it to a corvette guy to be ignorant about pony cars.<g,d&r>
> >
> >http://www.saleen.com/s281specs.html
> >http://www.saleen.com/s351specs.html
> >
> >These are the 1998 models. The 1999 ones have 19" wheels for those
> >who don't like the wimpy 18" ones.<s> And the 99's do have some
> >models with IRS if you want it.
> >
> >I talked to a manager at BFG a couple weeks ago who said they
> >should have their 285/30/18 tires in a few weeks (and John at
> >Complete Custom Wheels thought Hoosier might have that size in
> >February).
> >
> >
>
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