autocross standards

[xXxTriStarxXx]

This search isn’t working at the moment and I found a few autocross forums but they only had a few posts any one have a link to they standards especially roll cages

[Vkoslak]

Should be some on here: http://www.spokes.org/

And of course: http://www.scca.org/

Autocross is called solo2 in case you don't know where to look on the scca page.

Hope that helps.

[xXxTriStarxXx]

any one know about how ofen they change their safty requirements

[240marcuSX]

not very often. what exactly are you trying to find out?

[NoDrifto]

http://www.autox4u.com

[xXxTriStarxXx]

Roll cages specifications, I wanted to just make my own but not if it wasn’t going to be acceptable and if I did have to buy one how soon would they deem it inadequate and call some new brand or new certain point cage only allowed or something to that effect

[Andrew300zx]

I could be wrong, but I don't think there's a class of SCCA Solo II that requires a roll cage. I've been doing it a year or so, so I could be very wrong- but I have raced in stock, SM and STS without a rollcage in any of my cars

[xXxTriStarxXx]

then i guess maybe i was miss informed i thought a certain point and or certain gague steel for roll cage was required

[Onizuka]

I think if you have a roll cage it must be certified by a technition. Definatly not required in most classes though I believe.

[Red coupe]

I belive in time trials they require it but in autocross they dont, If Im not mistaken they have pretty strick rules (something about haveing to be a certain kind of bolt in I belive..) check out the scca page and goto solo, find the rule book and start reading, this will also help you get your car set up for a certain catigory

[240marcuSX]

ive never seen a car in autocross with a cage. i dont think its required in any stage of autocross, just once you start road racing, im sure itsd required at some point