No Fuel/ Gas differentiation in GT class?

Started by Carl Johansson, June 19, 2007, 05:23:30 PM

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Carl Johansson

Am I missing something - or does the GT class not make a differentiation between cars that run with Nitrous and those that do not?  They differentiate blown and unblown -  but i see no F or G

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Carl Johansson
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tortoise

The same question would apply in Production Coupe and Sedan and Production Mid/mini Pickup Truck. Oddly, Production Pickup says "gas only" in the class title.

dwarner

All classes listed in the Production Category must use gasoline. Nitrous is defined as a fuel, therefore not allowed in Production Category classes. It's in the book.

Adding nitrous to a GT class car does not make it a Fuel Modified Sports. You must make the car illegal for GT class and legal for Modified Sports to run N2O.

DW

Carl Johansson

Thanks Dan,
Thats why you get the big bucks -  always on top of us potential cheaters!

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