Unintended acceleration

[LL - NY]

Just to be clear, I paraphrased the rulebook. But it's pretty definitive. It
only allows changes to what is specifically mentioned that can be changed.
If it's not mentioned, it's generally not allowed. However, I had a question
for National regarding swaybar end links on the same car (Subaru uses a
molded polymer of some kind, no idea why, other than there is no way for
them to squeak) and it's not specifically mentioned that those can be
changed. National confirmed that the end links are part of a "sway bar" so
that they could be changed. So, I do have to contact National to be sure,
THEY are allowed to interpret, we the minions just follow along.

On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 9:47 PM, Brett Dikeman <brett.dikeman at gmail.com>wrote:

> On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 9:09 PM, LL - NY <larrycleung at gmail.com> wrote:
> > I haven't checked with National on the reservoir (I've thought about it),
> bu
> > the pump is definitely out for at least Solo2 stock and Street Prepared.
> .
> > No mods to brake system except pads/fluid, all else should be OEM
> > equivalent.
>
> Well, "nothing except pads and fluid" sounds like a pretty strong "no"
> to me.  Pads with a really high CoF would help with pedal force, which
> MIGHT get you some more brake-presses?  Probably not much.
> Regardless, seems to be a common problem, so...you're all in the same
> boat.
>
> By the way, it turns out there's at least one company that makes
> hydraulic boosters which run off the PS line, mostly for people
> running weird cams in big 'murican V8s.  Mini bomb and everything in
> one cute little package, very smart, but probably pretty expensive
> (and certainly against those pesky SCCA rules.)
>
> Brett
>