Aeroscreen

[Asterix]

WHY?

[Mark Stanton]

Because your's doesn't so there                      

[Asterix]

Because your's doesn't so there                      

I knew *you'd* be along          

[Mark Stanton]

It was introduced a few years back when aero's first became all the rage  

Looking at various other race championships there is often a minimum surface area requirement  

and knowing that many "sprinters" are keen and eager to gain every perceivable milli-second and wind-up a rule was introduced to try and "standardise" as much as possible, othrwise your Class win will never be because you drove faster but because your aero-screen is 10mm lower than someone elses                

[Asterix]

It was introduced a few years back when aero's first became all the rage  

Looking at various other race championships there is often a minimum surface area requirement  

and knowing that many "sprinters" are keen and eager to gain every perceivable milli-second and wind-up a rule was introduced to try and "standardise" as much as possible, othrwise your Class win will never be because you drove faster but because your aero-screen is 10mm lower than someone elses                

aaah no. You misunderstand me misunderstanding your original misunderstoodment.

When I said "WHY?" I meant "what have you?"                

[Mark Stanton]

Have you been sniffin the epoxy resin again Mr C                

[Mark Stanton]

Plays Kool, Westfield or Carbon Mods          

[Asterix]

Hmmm, does it have to project 75mm above, across the entire width?

[Mark Stanton]

QUOTE

In Classes E and F aero-screens or wind deflectors to project at least 75mm above original scuttle line, to extend over both driver and passenger cockpit zones, .....................................

        there you go, always a pleasure, never a chore  

[John Loudon - Sponsorship Liaison]

Fit a windscreen and some proper tyres and drive it in a real class  

[Mark Stanton]

Yep wot John said          

Please sod off to Class C Mr Cox                

I got a windscreen and all the gubbins if you want to buy it  

[Asterix]

I ain't the only one you'd potentially have to bump off though  

Cheers for the info Mark

[jak]

In Classes E and F aero-screens or wind deflectors to project at least 75mm above original scuttle line, to extend over both driver and passenger cockpit zones, .....................................

        there you go, always a pleasure, never a chore  

Putting my aeroscreen on so I'll make sure mine is the right height, thanks for that.  

[a4gom]

In Classes E and F aero-screens or wind deflectors to project at least 75mm above original scuttle line, to extend over both driver and passenger cockpit zones, .....................................

Personally I think this statement should be qualified, there are a number of cars running in the SS which peak at 75mm in the centre of each cockpit zones but are only 75mm for a couple of cm before reducing rapidly down to 0mm or very close in the centre. IMO this doesn't reflect "75mm above original scuttle line, to extend over both driver and passenger cockpit zones"

[John Loudon - Sponsorship Liaison]

But from your description it satisfies the "over both driver and passenger cockpit zones" so there is no problem if it dips between the 2