new to autocrossing. wich class would i run in?

[Nismoktk]

I have an 2003 Nissan 350Z with a few mods done to it and i do not know what class i would be running in. The car is an automatic and has a valve body upgrade on it and a few power adders.

performance mods:

*custom intake
*Kinetix ssv intake manifold
*ATI super damper pulley
*valve body upgrade on transmission
*Strup headers
*AAM test pipes
*HKS hi flow catback exhaust
*Greddy E-manage piggy back system
*dyno tuned

Which class would i be running in with whats done to my car?

[crobin4]

Unless there is something wrong with the profound brain things inside my head. I would say that B-Street Prepared is your class. Nice wheels by the way. Good potential!:wink:

[gtfour77]

If the intake manifold is aftermarket I think it'll drop you o SSM (Super Street Mod) Welcome by the way! Please go to the main forums and to the "Intoduce yourself" thread and tell us a few things about you. 350's are awesome autocrossers, you'll have a blast!

[crobin4]

Nope, Intake Manifold are free in SP, unless they've recently disallowed it. I'll cruise the rules in a few moments and try to confirm that.

[gtfour77]

You're right, it's been a while since I read the SP rules. Welcome to Street Prepared then! BSP sounds like a winner to me...

[crobin4]

Section 15.10:
C. Induction allowances are as follows:
1. Carburetors, fuel injection, and intake manifolds are unrestricted,
subject to 15.10.D. Alternate throttle linkage and
connections to facilitate installation of allowed induction
systems are permitted, but may serve no other purpose. If an
induction system item is allowed to be removed and its original
mounting bracket can be removed by simply unbolting it,
the bracket may be removed as well.