wheel base

[RODNEY61]

does starlet wheel base have to be 1 inch different,way its worded are u allowed to have 1 inch on n/s,and back 1 inch on drivers side just would like to clear it up,some people think we are allowed 2 inch stagger,anyone confirm

[cabs226]

I read it as one wheel as standard and one 1" foward or back OR 1/2" either way on each if your moving both, if thats any help.

[Chopper51]

Depends who you are??

[Dan514]

i am 99% sure its 1 inch forward or back each side from standard not 2 inches on one side and the other standard

[SC32]

Way I read it you can have 2" stagger over all, but only 1" in either direction. i.e 1" forward on nearside + 1" back on offside = 2" difference

But now you've got me wondering!!

[cabs226]

1. The wheelbase on both side of the car must be standard ± 25.4mm or 1” (This means
rather ½’’ or 12.7mm on both wheels or one wheel st andard wheel base and the other
one to a maximum of 1’’ ± forward or backwards).

Should it say... 'This means rather than

[cw463]

It's pretty clear to me, it was the ride height rule I could never get my head round.....D'oh!

[Callum844]

we have read it as one can be standard and the other an inch +/-. OR both wheels can be within an inch of each other. ?

[paul1]

the 2010 rule book says -

The wheelbase on both side of the car must be standard ± 25.4mm or 1” (This means
rather ½’’ or 12.7mm on both wheels or one wheel st andard wheel base and the other
one to a maximum of 1’’ ± forward or backwards).

i think this is the same as it has allways been, you are allowed to pull the N/S/F wheel foward up to 1 inch from standard and the O/S/F wheel back 1 inch from standard wheelbase, giving you a difference of 2 inches max from side to side.

or if you want to make things interesting you can have the O/S/F wheel foward by 1 inch and the N/S/F wheel back by 1 inch from the standard wheelbase but go carefull of the fence when you go into the corner, it might bite

[witch tune]

i think this is the same as it has allways been, you are allowed to pull the N/S/F wheel foward up to 1 inch from standard and the O/S/F wheel back 1 inch from standard wheelbase, giving you a difference of 2 inches max from side to side.

Correct

[RODNEY61]

i think this is the same as it has allways been, you are allowed to pull the N/S/F wheel foward up to 1 inch from standard and the O/S/F wheel back 1 inch from standard wheelbase, giving you a difference of 2 inches max from side to side.

Correct

different to what i thought only had 1 inch on wheelbase,now im going for 2 then if thats correct

[Colliver]

spedeworth seem to change there mind on this rule as we found out at best in britian regardless of what you agree previous to race meetings with them - but the rule NOW is standard +/-1"
meaning 1" difference from side to side but neither wheel more than an inch forward of backwards from standard. so ns may only lead by 1".

[paul1]

have just spoken to Steve O'Dell and he has just confirmend that you are allowed to go foward by i inch one side and back 1 inch the other side from the standard manufactures setting giving a max 2 inch stagger

[monkspeed]

just to say that mr colliver could be correct i was alway's told a total of 1 inch stager but did 16 ever find that much

[RYAN663]

If you go in the fence hard enough it wont matter, thatll be last thing on ur mind lol