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Jan 21, 2021 · There were also no F500 cars with a Phantom chassis that participated in SCCA Major events last year, Currently F500 is not approved Nationally for Vintage Racing. To the best of my knowledge proposals to make F500 Rotax 494, 493, & other 500cc powered cars legal for Vintage Racing have been sent to VSCDA & SVRA.

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Apr 5, 2018 · What engine package be the performance target for F500? 1. 494 - 493 Rotax 500 cc 2 stroke 2. 593 Rotax 600 cc 2 stroke The opinion of many SCCA decision makers is that the F500 cars are getting too fast for the current chassis rules. This is an honest question and is only intended to try to get a representative opinion from the F500 community.

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Aug 3, 2007 · A new, race-ready F500 can cost between $15k to $21k, including Data Acq. Used cars can be had for substantially less, $5k on up. Nationally Competitve cars can be had in the $10K to $15K range, depending on the spares package.

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Aug 15, 2008 · F500- The monocoque-type chassis is permitted but shall have reinforcement plates at all points of attachment for axles, engine, drive components, roll cage, and driver restraint system. F600- The frame/chassis assembly shall be constructed of steel tubing, and shall be of a safe and suitable design.

May 22, 2015 · Also, approving any additional 2-Stroke engines at this time in the F500 class IMO would take money and a years’ worth work and testing at a minimum to acquire all the data that’s necessary. Plus, there is no guarantee after all the work, time, and money is invested that the CRB would accept any of these proposed additional engines.