Why don't you ask your local competition? The only ones likely to have a
problems with it is them. I don't think anyone would have a problem at
all, especially if you mention it yourself to people at the autocrosses.
That way they do not get the impression you are trying to pull something
over thier eyes. Good luck!
> I drive a 97 M3/4 in AS (BS next year), mostly locally. I'd like
> to put brake ducting on it (similar to bimmerworld's setup) for
> track events to keep from melting rotors.
>
> If I go ahead and do this, what can I do day of race to make it
> stock class legal again? Do I have to remove the brake ducting
> and put back the stock pieces? Can I just block them off at the
> bumper with a cap over the ends of the hose? Or is there nothing
> I can do day of race to stay in a stock class?
>
> This may affect my decision to do brake ducting. I'm considering
> BSP next year because locally there won't be much (if any) BS
> competition. Is brake ducting legal in street prepared classes?
>
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> -matt
>
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> matthew c. mead
>
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