Am I reading that race tires are allowed?  

Where is the original VTS sheet?  I would like to build a car up to start practicing.

Also, is race weight reduction OK?

What about flywheel..... I gotta find the VTS sheet. LOL.

abinmyveins wrote:

Am I reading that race tires are allowed?  

Where is the original VTS sheet?  I would like to build a car up to start practicing.

Also, is race weight reduction OK?  

What about flywheel.....  I gotta find the VTS sheet.  LOL.  

In the thread below this one you will find the Eligible cars for TCB. Click on the car and it will take you to the specific VTS sheet for that car. Shoot me a friend request and I'll make sure you get all of the required decals. I should be online this evening to run some practice sessions.

OK!!! DirtyDawg73. I'll look you up on the box. I didn't realize that I could do TC over TC-B. Although I think I should just start out in TC-B anyways, as I'm rather new to all of this.

Is the Mini Cooper S available? It showed that it was in that one thread. (green letters). I've never driven it, but I've always thought it was "cute". LOL. Even if it is German. Doh!

abinmyveins wrote:

OK!!!  DirtyDawg73.   I'll look you up on the box.  I didn't realize that I could do TC over TC-B.   Although I think I should just start out in TC-B anyways, as I'm rather new to all of this.  

Is the Mini Cooper S available?  It showed that it was in that one thread.  (green letters).  I've never driven it, but I've always thought it was "cute".  LOL.  Even if it is German.  Doh!

TCB is a good place to start if you haven't done much league racing. As a general rule, we limit sign-ups to 2 drivers per car. This tends to lend itself to more diversity. As of right now, all of the following cars are still eligible to be selected:

2009 Ford Fiesta Zetec (1 entry)
2009 Honda Fit Sport
2011 Mazda 2
2003 Mini Cooper S
2009 Nissan Versa
2011 Suzuki SX4 Sportback
2008 Toyota Yaris (1 entry)

Also TCB is the class with less entrys by now.

Ab I would suggest the mazda 2 or fiesta both fun and really competitive cars good sir

Now you got me all confused.  I built up the cooper and don't mind it at all.  But I have no clue if I'll be competitive.  I did some practicing last night at Ladera Full and my best time was 1:03.4.

But the only thing is the SVT sheet showed no roll cage, but I thought I saw on this site that we needed roll cages.  Do we need them?

And one more thing, for rims it said "To Pl". What is that? I left them stock.

Also, do I NEED a headset to race? Mine doesn't work and I haven't gotten one yet. Maybe I can try to get one today, but kind of a busy day.

Typically a roll cage is required. We couldn't fit a roll cage to the Mini and still meet the PI cap. One key piece to this series is that after each race I plug each driver's best lap time into a spreadsheet, then adjust the PI allotment for each driver. The faster guys lose PI, the slower guys gain. The result is closer racing across the board.

As of right now, the TCBs are around the 0:59-1:02 mark, so you're not too far off the pace, but the rest of the field has already undergone some PI adjustment. I'll be on between now and Wednesday. If we run some laps together I can get a PI adjustment done for you as well.

Headsets aren't mandatory, but they do make communication much easier. If you have a chance to get one, it would be highly recommended.

Yikers. Thanks for the tips. I am slipping in some of those tight corners and learning the best line.