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    How many actually race their Pro??

    Legally, mainly road courses or rally cross?? I do SoloII with my car. Im in the STS class, ive only racedl ike 4 events so Im still really new to it. Anyone else??
    Eat ****.

    #2
    I've been thinking hard about attending a few auto-x meets this summer. Will be my first time.
    2013 Dodge Dart Aero

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      #3
      there are a few people here. I run in H-stock but might not this year.
      2003 Mini Cooper S
      2000 Protege ES
      H-stock

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        #4
        used to run in STS with my '92. When that went byebye, bought the MR2 and still VERY serious into autocrossing.
        "Never run out of real estate, traction & ideas at the same time"
        -93 MR2, 129 ES
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          #5
          I also run in STS with my 1990, been so for the past 2.2 years. Thinking about a major engine something (swap, boost, build) and go play in SM.

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            #6
            I do auto-cross from time to time, but in New England, Maine especially, those times are often hard to find.
            "Probable impossibilities are to be preferred to improbable possibilities."

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              #7
              I've been autocrossing my Protege since it was 4 months old. I ran it stock for the first 8 years, sometimes on street tires and sometimes on R-tires (anyone remember the A-008R-TU? Or the first-gen BFGs. Or the coolest tires, the original BFG R-1s with the assymetrical sidewalls for camber-challenged vehicles). In '98, it became an STS car...shortly thereafter (about 4 hours), it acquired a salvage title (Doh!).

              I have no idea how many events I've run (although, I show up many times on Google), but I'm in the top 40 of all-time points in the LA region, and they started keeping track in the 50's. With my recent move to Kansas, I won't be getting many more points in LA.

              The Protege now has 218k miles on it, many of those driving to and from autocross events.
              David Avard
              '90 Protege LX (STS-prepped)
              '89 Civic Si (STS-prepped)
              '02 Altima SE (14.164 @ 97.7mph stock)

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                #8
                good to know there are other fellow protege members. We should have a contest to see who can rack up the most points for 2004.
                Eat ****.

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                  #9
                  I autocross at Gulf Coast Region's division in Pensacola and I run in STS. I've only been doing it since February of last year, so I still consider my self a newbie at the sport. I still have plenty to learn.
                  Clint/1999 "Sport20"

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                    #10
                    Interestingly enough it was a year ago and one day I first took my car to Buttonwillow. I haven't actually "raced" my Protege... not yet. With the configuration of the car it's not really going to be competitive in any autocross class I'd like to enter. We'll see. I was thinking a Miata might be fun....
                    2006 Mazda 3 hatchback manual

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                      #11
                      26 H Stock with Spokes in Austin TX
                      Randy
                      Sand Mica
                      2002.5 ES A/T
                      Texas Spokes Sports Car Club
                      HS 26

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by charles
                        Interestingly enough it was a year ago and one day I first took my car to Buttonwillow. I haven't actually "raced" my Protege... not yet. With the configuration of the car it's not really going to be competitive in any autocross class I'd like to enter. We'll see. I was thinking a Miata might be fun....
                        I think you'd be surprised. In stock form, you would be competitive in a street tire class (HS). I ran there for years when my car was classed in ES. Of course, in LA, you'd have to beat my old competition, who now races a Ford Focus ZX3.
                        David Avard
                        '90 Protege LX (STS-prepped)
                        '89 Civic Si (STS-prepped)
                        '02 Altima SE (14.164 @ 97.7mph stock)

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                          #13
                          I may race the Protege near the end of the season, depending how the points situation goes with the Miata. I've very curious as to how well she'll do. I enjoy spirited driving with the Protege, but I'd like to open it up and go full blast. We'll see.....
                          -Kevin
                          -90 Miata 1- #80 CSP, '01 1.8L Swap w/ working VVT
                          -90 Miata 2 - $2005/6/7 Turbocharged GRM Challenger
                          -91 Tracer - $2008/9 AWD Converted Turbocharged Challenger
                          -94 MX3 - #8 Hong Norrth LeMons/Chumpcar Racer
                          -02.5 Protege5 - The Daily

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by kcbhiw
                            I may race the Protege near the end of the season, depending how the points situation goes with the Miata. I've very curious as to how well she'll do. I enjoy spirited driving with the Protege, but I'd like to open it up and go full blast. We'll see.....
                            Stick to the miata
                            She up and running yet? I see you've got the whole front end off. It wasn't e-coated which is why there are problems now.
                            Good luck with it. Sometimes I still wish I had a miata to play around with. It'd be nice.

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                            I hate the short nose crankshaft. It took my car away from me.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Davard
                              I think you'd be surprised. In stock form, you would be competitive in a street tire class (HS). I ran there for years when my car was classed in ES. Of course, in LA, you'd have to beat my old competition, who now races a Ford Focus ZX3.
                              all this time and i never knew you and Bob used to duke it out back in the day...cool! I bet you have more trophies Although i could never stay in a stock class for that long....

                              Oh and your Altima ET time in your sig....bone stock...how disgusting

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