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why not the LS2LS7? @ Oct 21st 2007 1:09PM
The 325 got a BSF of 3500? It's a $4K car?
why not the LS2LS7? @ Oct 21st 2007 1:11PM
Sounds like someone could claim the 325 for $500 at the end of the race. If you do so, can you run it as a $500 car in the next LeMons?
Damon Lavrinc @ Oct 21st 2007 6:14PM
The brakes alone are worth $500.
why not the LS2LS7? @ Oct 21st 2007 8:08PM
The rules:
'4.2: Safety Equipment DOES NOT Count Toward $500 Total: Safety equipment described in Section 3 DOES NOT count toward the $500 total. There is NO LIMIT on safety-equipment spending. Tires, wheels, and brake components are also considered safety equipment and DO NOT count toward the $500 total. While not mandatory, additional safety items such as fuel cells and plumbed fire suppression systems are highly recommended and DO NOT count toward the $500 total.'
why not the LS2LS7? @ Oct 21st 2007 9:14PM
I guess I should have mentioned the fact that the $500 limit doesn't apply to safety equipment of any sort makes the $500 claimer rule a joke. If you really tried to claim these cars for $500, they wouldn't let you do it. You'd probably make it up overall in belts, seats and brakes.