Wheel fender Ferrari 430
Checa - 21-6-2008 at 07:55
Is it possible to narrow or eliminate this part?
fola - 21-6-2008 at 12:24
(e) INTERIOR UNDER FONT BONNET - Part L1 should be cut so that the front wheel covers and the base of the dash board are maintained (all the rest may
be removed ). The front fire wall may be cut such that the chassis can pass..........
Checa - 21-6-2008 at 15:02
I know the rules, but I send this question to JPVR and no answer.
That small outgoing, forced us to lift the front part car 1 mm.
The race director can think about that small modification.
Checa - 21-6-2008 at 18:30
Probably you can see that:
iceracer - 21-6-2008 at 21:30
Yah, that notch in the fender well arch is right in the way.....Terry
marco - 23-6-2008 at 11:49
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Originally posted by fola
(e) INTERIOR UNDER FONT BONNET - Part L1 should be cut so that the front wheel covers and the base of the dash board are maintained (all the rest may
be removed ). The front fire wall may be cut such that the chassis can pass.......... |
I believe at this point in time and with only a few weeks to go before the race . . . you will not see any further modifications to the 2008 rule set
as posted . . . or war will break out 
If you are not in conflict
with what is written . . . if you have interpreted what has has been left open to interpretation . . . there is little to dispute at the final hour.
Mark Campbell
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Checa - 23-6-2008 at 16:41
O. K. Marc.
For your World champs in Toronto can make a perfect rule book with pictures
Regards
marco - 23-6-2008 at 18:29
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| Originally posted by Checa O.K. Marc. For your World champs in Toronto can make a perfect rule book with pictures.
Regards |
A perfect rule book is a scary thought particularly as an amateur . . . but we will run the F430s again in Toronto . . . so I am sure that some of the
rules will get clarified. And pictures are a good way to do it when parts are to be cut and modified. The DPM does this very effectively in their
rule set and I am sure that we will come away from this year's Worlds with some experience and clarification for the Ferrari's in 2009.
Mark.
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Checa - 7-7-2008 at 17:16
I see in the rule book is allowed a hole 1 cm2 in the top of the wheel fender.
Then the hole can be round or square?
Whats is O.K. in the picture?
Whizzkid - 8-7-2008 at 07:01
A 1cm2 hole by my calculation is either a 1cm x 1cm square cutout or a 3,5/3,6mm dia. round hole.
I think the raised section within the fender is the real culprit in this setup. If you place your hole/cutout in the correct position so as to remove
this raised section, then I think the issue will be resolved.
Gert - 8-7-2008 at 07:31
Sorry Mark
But I have to disapoint you, the rules have been changed.
I have no problem with that, but if there is a change in the rules
than there should a mail go out
to all the racers with a clarification why this rule hase changed.
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Origineel gepost door marco
I believe at this point in time and with only a few weeks to go before the race . . . you will not see any further modifications to the 2008 rule set
as posted . . . or war will break out.
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Greetz Gert
JustMe - 8-7-2008 at 09:16
Perhaps this time it was better to start late, like I always do 
I have
to start building still for the 430's but, boy, they're already at EVO 3 
If the wheelfenders are there to control the rideheight, I could easily have included them on my lexan interiors, if the 'organisers' had asked me
too 
But now you are allowed to drill a hole, so simple to say that the hole will be drilled directly above the wheel, so you can now lower your car 
sorry Al, build a new car! you should know by now how IMCA works
I agree with Mike on another thread, only at the DPM one finds a professional rulebook.
Big Al - 8-7-2008 at 09:37
No ways dude..
Like I said, it's how you inerpret the rules. I got all the clearence I need, with the Fender in place, with no hole drilled..
And it LOOKS right..
PS: you can't lower the car ala low-riders, as the front skirts/airdam won't make clearance.. Dunno wwhat all the fuss is about.
Al
fola - 8-7-2008 at 16:28
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Originally posted by Big Al
No ways dude..
Like I said, it's how you inerpret the rules. I got all the clearence I need, with the Fender in place, with no hole drilled..
And it LOOKS right..
PS: you can't lower the car ala low-riders, as the front skirts/airdam won't make clearance.. Dunno wwhat all the fuss is about.
Al
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For once I agree 
Whizzkid - 14-7-2008 at 03:30
I had a look at my setup again, for the umpteenth time, and it seems to me that the allowance of a hole only assists those that are fortunate enough
to have the 3degree cambered fronts. For the rest of us, unless you want to run a very narrow track on the front, we have to be able to NOTCH the
wheel fender as shown in Checa's pic on above on the left. As long as you are removing the same amount of material, I don't see what the issue is.