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Message from discussion Proposed Rule changes to be discussed by NSW

Shorty

More options Jun 23 2008, 1:18 pm

From: Shorty <Shorttrac...@gmail.com>

Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2008 20:18:39 -0700 (PDT)

Local: Mon, Jun 23 2008 1:18 pm

Subject: Re: Proposed Rule changes to be discussed by NSW

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It's clear to me if you have voted, any changes now would mean another
meeting
to propose the changes, then another to discuss, an then a new AGM
must be called.
Does this now mean NSW will run worked 450's here in QLD?
So much for the stock 450's at Gatton recently, this was meant to show
us the comparison!!
How do you go when testing at the OZ titles, QLD will only have 1450mm
rear end and NSW will have 1500mm!
500's only have 1400 mm in rule book hear in QLD and 1450 in NSW! Must
be Qld measurement if Qld race!!!
Why did'nt this come up earlier? Any explination on the changes?
I know a few Brisbane guy's are watching what happens, worked 450's
will only increase the cost.
Who will test engines?

On Jun 18, 12:49 pm, Muzza <mu...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Below are some of the changes that have been proposed by the NSW club
> that I was unaware of.

> 1) Revise to include unleaded AVGAS or100octane rated commercially
> available fuel ie VP unleaded.

> I asume they mean BP Unleaded. So much for standard fuel from a road
> side petrol station.

> 2) Track, to increase from 1450 to 1500mm
> No big deal. Would have nice to have know when we sat down and did our
> rules.

> 3) Weight, 175Kg, Race Ready, excluding driver, ( to be reviewed
> during the season ).
> I would like to have the rules set in stone for the upcoming season. I
> am sick of changes all thru the year.

> 4) 450CC, Non genuine / alternate supplier Cam shafts, Pistons,
> Valves and rods are permitted. I understood these engines would be
> STOCK.

> 5) 450CC, injection (as per supplied by manufacturer)
> I understood that Fuel Injection was not allowed in our class.

> If someone can enlighten me on these changes , that would be great. Is
> the QLD club now going to have to vote on these additions are they are
> voted on by NSW.

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