
gulf911 wrote:I pose this question to Steve G or any concerned AM'er. When Roland was in AM his 3.6 was a complete engine swap and I can see AM due to loop holes in max displacement points etc. However, how does a 3.6 widebody with Webers and running slicks for timed runs slip into AM? I realize its the last TT and it doesn't affect the AM winner outcome , but it needs to be addressed. Please prove me wrong and lets see how the car made it into AM.
Steve Grosekemper wrote:gulf911 wrote:I pose this question to Steve G or any concerned AM'er. When Roland was in AM his 3.6 was a complete engine swap and I can see AM due to loop holes in max displacement points etc. However, how does a 3.6 widebody with Webers and running slicks for timed runs slip into AM? I realize its the last TT and it doesn't affect the AM winner outcome , but it needs to be addressed. Please prove me wrong and lets see how the car made it into AM.
I don't know... I will look into it and let you know
Steve Grosekemper
Tech/Rules Advisor
gulf911 wrote:Steve Grosekemper wrote:gulf911 wrote:I pose this question to Steve G or any concerned AM'er. When Roland was in AM his 3.6 was a complete engine swap and I can see AM due to loop holes in max displacement points etc. However, how does a 3.6 widebody with Webers and running slicks for timed runs slip into AM? I realize its the last TT and it doesn't affect the AM winner outcome , but it needs to be addressed. Please prove me wrong and lets see how the car made it into AM.
I don't know... I will look into it and let you know
Steve Grosekemper
Tech/Rules Advisor
Whatever you can do Steve is greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot for the track tips by the way...
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