Backdating / Updating

[craig]

Is this allowed in Ontario Solo1 in 2002? If so, does it depend on class?

Is this allowed in Ontario Solo2 in 2002? If so, does it depend on class?

Note I don't want to get into a debate about whether it should be allowed, but I want to know how the rules are applied. I know people have done it in the past, but as far as I can read the rules don't mention it, therefore it isn't allowed???

TIA.

[Chris P]

OK, here's my understanding.

Yes it is allowed but it comes with some limitations. Mainly being that you cannot swap drive train components. Anything else is fine. Also, I believe the donor parts must come from a vehicle that was made in this country. And the last restriction that I remember is that you cannot do any swap when remaining in a Stock class. Updating/Backdating begins in super Stock.

I hope that helps.

[blur]

>Yes it is allowed but it comes with some >limitations. Mainly being that you cannot
> swap drive train components. >Anything else is fine. Also, I believe the donor >parts
> must come from a vehicle that >was made in this country.



:confused:
Huh?
What the hell does that mean? "must come from a vehicle made in this country"?

[Nikki]

I think he means you can't put, say, JDM parts on your USDM vehicles.

[Chris P]

pretty much yeah

So don't put any USA or JDM civic parts on your Canadian model. That kinda thing

[IanO]

Is backdating allowed for different models of the same car in the same class?

For example in Solo II, my Integra GS-R (stock) is in the same class as a stock Integra Type-R (BSS). Would putting the springs from the Type-R on my car be permitted?

Thanks,
Ian

[Chris P]

SOLO 2 rules aren't the same and up dating back dating is not allowed.