Is the berg 2.2 tracer V3 legal with the USRCCA rules？

[noahzhou]

especial the chassis size?

Thanks

[Dravpnir]

What I remember from it is that the width is ok. The height and length I don't remember. The kit only comes with a hood and roof panels. You have to make some own side panels to make legal regarding the panel part.

[afrofroggy]

sure looks nice

[noahzhou]

Originally Posted by Dravpnir

What I remember from it is that the width is ok. The height and length I don't remember. The kit only comes with a hood and roof panels. You have to make some own side panels to make legal regarding the panel part.

Thank you very much.

The minimum overall height of 2.2 is 3.75''. But I do not know how to measure the height.

Let the vehicle in a flat surface?





Or let the chasis horizontal？

[TheWheelman]

I am pretty sure option "B" is correct

[Calderwood]

Definitely A.

[noahzhou]

Thank you all very much.

Then the height of tracer v3 is 3.75''. It is legal

[Calderwood]

Originally Posted by TheWheelman

I am pretty sure option "A" is correct

What made you change your mind?

[Krawler Kev]

Pretty sure that 3.75" is last years rules.

I think that this years rules are 3" height.

[stubs179]

B is correct. You could make any height chassis legal if A was correct.

[josh6575]

If it was b then the Mantis would have never made it when it was 3.75".

[Erik D_lux]

I would agree with Stubs, I am not sure there is a definition though.

With that chassis, I would be more concerned that the "hood" is less than 1" shorter than the "roof".

[krawlfreak]

Originally Posted by stubs179

B is correct. You could make any height chassis legal if A was correct.

Originally Posted by josh6575

If it was b then the Mantis would have never made it when it was 3.75".

Originally Posted by Erik D_lux

I would agree with Stubs, I am not sure there is a definition though.

With that chassis, I would be more concerned that the "hood" is less than 1" shorter than the "roof".

it is measured as the truck would sit on the tech table, so neither of those are correct. ( althought A looks like it might be close to the actual ride height position.)

i would agree with dlux on the A pillar rise possibly not being the right spec. i am also not sure if it meets the width as is...

[Erik D_lux]

Still siding with "b"

[krawlfreak]

Originally Posted by Erik D_lux

Still siding with "b"

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/zX...I_jhKkaRkIL-hF

of course you are

2.1.2

[Erik D_lux]

The illustration does not go against what you said? Sure looks like it does....

If its how it sits on the table, is that full compression, extension, whatever you want, however it sits naturally? Your idea seems pretty confusing and non repeatable compared to what is illustrated in the rules.

[krawlfreak]

Originally Posted by Erik D_lux

The illustration does not go against what you said? Sure looks like it does....

If its how it sits on the table, is that full compression, extension, whatever you want, however it sits naturally? Your idea seems pretty confusing and non repeatable compared to what is illustrated in the rules.

read 2.1.2 and you will understand.

feel free to bring it up in the rules section and we can take 8 pages to tell you that you are wrong...

[Curcal]

Either way.... its pretty ugly.

[Calderwood]

Originally Posted by krawlfreak

it is measured as the truck would sit on the tech table, so neither of those are correct. ( althought A looks like it might be close to the actual ride height position.)

i would agree with dlux on the A pillar rise possibly not being the right spec. i am also not sure if it meets the width as is...

Wtf are you talking about? The a picture is sitting on a table. How is that not correct?


▪ 2.1.2 - All vehicle specifications regardless of class, body or bodiless the measurements are to be taken in the vehicle's ready to run condition while sitting on a flat surface (i.e. tech table).

[krawlfreak]

Originally Posted by nigels_world

Wtf are you talking about? The a picture is sitting on a table. How is that not correct?


▪ 2.1.2 - All vehicle specifications regardless of class, body or bodiless the measurements are to be taken in the vehicle's ready to run condition while sitting on a flat surface (i.e. tech table).

do you drive your truck without tires?

ready to run condition, thats wtf i am talkin abooouuuut!