To assist with checking the winning (or other) cars at FRC events, I've designed the following form:
Drivers and car preparers please take note and refer to the FRC classes for details if you are unclear about what is and isn't allowed.
Gordon
FRC Tech Inspection Form
FRC Tech Inspection Form
Hi Guys,
To assist with checking the winning (or other) cars at FRC events, I've designed the following form:
Drivers and car preparers please take note and refer to the FRC classes for details if you are unclear about what is and isn't allowed.
Gordon
To assist with checking the winning (or other) cars at FRC events, I've designed the following form:
Drivers and car preparers please take note and refer to the FRC classes for details if you are unclear about what is and isn't allowed.
Gordon
Re: FRC Tech Inspection Form
Hi Gordon.
I think the form is well designed. Re. body alterations, I'm not so sure on the modified saloon classes , ie. MP, AM, what is considered a 'significant ' modification. My MP Mustang, for example, has had the fenders flared and is significantly lowered to fit on the HRS chassis. I think that the wording for these classes could read something like 'body must not be altered in a way that significantly lightens car or renders car indistinguishable from original car'. This would allow necessary modifications as well as cosmetic ones such as fitting of spoilers, flares and so on, but would not allow , for example, the cutting off of a roof which would lighten as well as improve CG of car.
I think the form is well designed. Re. body alterations, I'm not so sure on the modified saloon classes , ie. MP, AM, what is considered a 'significant ' modification. My MP Mustang, for example, has had the fenders flared and is significantly lowered to fit on the HRS chassis. I think that the wording for these classes could read something like 'body must not be altered in a way that significantly lightens car or renders car indistinguishable from original car'. This would allow necessary modifications as well as cosmetic ones such as fitting of spoilers, flares and so on, but would not allow , for example, the cutting off of a roof which would lighten as well as improve CG of car.
Re: FRC Tech Inspection Form
South Boy
Arden
Arden
Last edited by arden100 on Mon Jul 15, 2013 2:37 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Arden, what are you talking about? This form is simply a check-list for items to be verified with the class rules when checking cars. The blue areas in each class are to be ignored (not checked).arden100 wrote:Are you guys CRAZY.
Why should I tell you what I run.
Not in modified.
Sorry.
South Boy
Arden
Gordon
Re: FRC Tech Inspection Form
I've modified the form (and corrected the spelling of "Inspection") for clarity. Areas that do not apply to a specific class are now marked "N/A".
Re: FRC Tech Inspection Form
Sorry I just tried to edit my post. Didn't read the post just saw the form.
My apologies.
South Boy
Arden
My apologies.
South Boy
Arden
Re: FRC Tech Inspection Form
OMG my good buddy Arden - yuh nearly kill me dead here wit this 
wat in the world wrong with yuh boy
Like is one of two things - Yuh went to check yuh eyes by the dentist or do you put on your shoes & socks before your pants
wat in the world wrong with yuh boy Like is one of two things - Yuh went to check yuh eyes by the dentist or do you put on your shoes & socks before your pants
Re: FRC Tech Inspection Form
Steve, I've changed the General section of our class regs to this.steveaca wrote:'body must not be altered in a way that significantly lightens car or renders car indistinguishable from original car'