el mirage 3000 p/p minimum

[racin jason]

whats the 3000cc production minimum at el mirage? my rulebook is in the washroom!

[Seldom Seen Slim]

Interesting question, Jason.  I went out in the rain to find my book (in the back of the truck still from our aborted trip to WF last week), and I don't see a P/P listing in 3000 cc.  In 2000cc P/P it's 180, in 1650 it's 172, and in1350 it's Rick Yacoucci's 1999 record of 203.392.

I don't see any production classes in the 3,000 cc class.  Maybe someone that's cloer to the El Mirage scene will have a better answer.

[racin jason]

thanks for looking slim. any mins for 3000 ag, af, or aps-g?

[Seldom Seen Slim]

3000 A-G = 195;  3000 A/F = 202, 3000 A/PS/G = 202

[racin jason]

thanks jon. looks like a tough weekend coming up!!

[jimmy six]

The reason there is no 3000 P/P is using the production rules one at this time could not exist. Overbore, etc:

I don't know whether the SCTA rules allows such production motor cycles as the Boss Hoss with passenger car based engines. Then I suppose one would. In the distant past they did not.

I'm a car guy what do I know!!!!

[Seldom Seen Slim]

Doesn't Triumph make a 2,300 cc bike?

Ooops, Jason, did I let your cat out of the bag?

[racin jason]

its not my cat jon!! i'm hoping to have a busa or two to run for the next couple of meets.

[1212FBGS]

Yes the Triump will fit in the 3000cc p/p class. and No you can not use a car motor in a bike like a boss hoss.
kr

[Nortonist 592]

Looking in the 05' rulebook there is 3000cc production classes.  And the kicker.  No minimum!!  Must be the only classes at El Mirage with no minimums.

[1212FBGS]

no Min means they make it up at the track.
kr