Need CAM class info

[Slick68]

OK, I've searched and came seem to come up with a clarification of the differences in the CAM classes. I see there's T-Traditional, C-Contemporary, and S-Sport. What the differences in the classifications of each?

I'm trying to register for the June 5th event at Bristol. I've never run my truck at an SCCA Solo event, so I'm unsure what to register in.

The vehicle in question is a 68 Chevy C10 truck.

[MikeKelly]

Looks like CAM-S to me:


http://cdn.growassets.net/user_files/sc ... 1458925210

[Gen52SS]

Yeah CAM -S looks like my stepside nice truck

[dewittpayne]

Nope, CAM-C.

Sedans/coupes with seating originally for 4 or more adults or pick-ups

[jcox07]

Cam C is 1990 and on for all cars/trucks any car/truck prior to that is in Cam T or Cam S.

[Gen52SS]

CAM-T depending on if any changes were made to the braking system. ..CAM-C is for newer cars right seems like we were down this road before.

[Mincharlie]

Cam-s, look up 2016 scca cam rules, shows pick-ups under the S class

[Slick68]

I'm still running lowered stock suspension with factory sway bar and stock style brakes with aggressive Hawk pads. I am running an LS1 engine with 700R4 auto trans.

That's where I was getting confused is if I should be in CAM-T or CAM-S.

[Gen52SS]

SSSS

[dewittpayne]

Pickups are listed for CAM-C and CAM-S. They are not listed for CAM-T. Since CAM-C is 1990 and on, Mike is right and it's CAM-S.

CAM-S
Sports cars and sedans/coupes with seating originally for 2 or more adults and pickups.

[MARKP]

Nice truck! Look forward to seeing it run!

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[michael.plaster]

Nice truck! Look forward to seeing it run!

Yeah!

[Gen52SS]

The vehicle in question is a 68 Chevy C10 truck.

This was my 68 Stepside just a 350 small block with a street cam