competition?
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From: Regina, Sask., Canada
IASCA
I will be, just finishing up a 2 month install. I have been very active in the last 2 years in IASCA, went down to worlds finals in 2000, and placed 11th. And I plan to compete competitively again.
and you?
and you?
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Feb 2001
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From: Alabama
Our Area
Dan - You're probably gonna find a lot more USAC events down here in our Southern area as we pretty much pioneered the "crank-it-up" back in the early 80's. Unfortunately, it was purely SPL & SQ just never has seemed to take hold down here. It's kinda tough to make enough points to qualify for the IASCA Nationals ( IASCA's more for SQ than SPL ) &, IMO, the GS doesn't yield itself to creating lots of pressure. I've gotten mid 140's ( which is enough to get decent points for competition ) & could get more IF I'd render the trunk totally useless by filling it with a larger enclosure. It's just getting tougher to compete with a true "daily driver" so I'm getting further away from the challenge myself. BTW - I competed the last 2 years in USAC's Novice 601+ power class ( with my '99 GS4 ) & did quite well on the local, state & regional levels. However, the National level brings into play the heavily sponsored "big boyz" & full blown fiberglass installs & lots of motorization!:eek: Beautiful systems but not practical for MY lifestyle.
Still, U can pick up plenty of good install ideas at these events so I'd suggest checking out a few.
Still, U can pick up plenty of good install ideas at these events so I'd suggest checking out a few.
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