Well it's one of those situations where there is no perfect answer.

You don't want 16v systems to be used in the stock class, but a lot of 12v systems charge over 14 or 15v.

So they made it 15.5... seems reasonable to me.

 

opens the door to high voltage regulated alternators which should also not be in stock class.................

 

Still better than people running full 16v systems.

They've also decided that a DMM will be attached to the systems in random places to ensure that the voltage is maintained for the run and not bumped up.

There were rumours about a vehicle at finals running a 16v system when it got to the lanes for judging but switching up to a 20v system after it had been inspected.

 

in stock?

i doubt 20volts will do anything anyways. culdnt have been shelnut b/c the D5's gain nothing at higher voltage.

the guy that beat Yuli???? more power to him........20v and only by 0.7 db with a rex???

the guy that won stock 3???? didnt even break 154 with 4 12's

[ January 19, 2005, 11:12 AM: Message edited by: Vladi ]

 

ahahaha roiugh man!

and i bet you can mod amps to run at 20 volts and see quite a difference...


Livin LOud

 

Hahaha... no, not in stock.

I think it was one of the advanced competitors.

I didn't really get any details. Like I said.. mostly rumours. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

 

glad to hear about the subs jordy was just kidding. was wondering what classes or classes you are running this year IASCA D B drag I am thinking of stock 3 maybe a suprise. still thinking what to do and equipement to use DD American bass Atomics so many different choices
Was wondering if there is a rule on the altenators we use stay stock or can we up grade to like a 150 or 200amp alt Have not seen the new IASCA rules yet so would like to here some imput [img]tongue.gif[/img]

 

Well I'll be running Street A/Stock again. Fusion amps, not quite sure what sort of subs just yet.

You can have an upgraded Alt in both dbDrag and IASCA. dbDrag because the car is off, and IASCA so long as you don't pass the voltage limit.

The rules for IASCA aren't out just yet. I had sent Moe an email asking him specifially about the voltage limit and he let me in on that part. He can't send out full details just yet though. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]