Is this the proper place to ask about car classification?

[Jacobalt21]

Hi, names Jacob, obviously new to this. I'm wondering if I can find out my solo II classification? I drive a 2014 scion tc. all help appreciated!

[jpvette]

If it is stock H Street. If it is modified You will need to list the mods.

[integra55]

If it is stock H Street. If it is modified You will need to list the mods.

and that means any and all mods … within the SCCA you might be surprised what can cause a car to change classes

[Miata 37]

I have a class question as well. It's been a few years since I've done this and things have apparently quite a bit. I have a 96 Miata that is bone stock except for coilovers. I will run on R compounds. What are my class options these days?

[John Brown]

I have a class question as well. It's been a few years since I've done this and things have apparently quite a bit. I have a 96 Miata that is bone stock except for coilovers. I will run on R compounds. What are my class options these days?

C Street Prepared or
SSM or XP or DP or.....

[dewittpayne]

I have a class question as well. It's been a few years since I've done this and things have apparently quite a bit. I have a 96 Miata that is bone stock except for coilovers. I will run on R compounds. What are my class options these days?

As JB pointed out, that's a complicated question and you haven't provided enough detail. If the suspension geometry hasn't changed (attachment points, camber, caster, ride height, etc.) and you are using the stock springs, coilover struts might be allowed in Street-R class, specifically ESR, if they are no more than double adjustable. R-comps means you can't run in a Street Tire class. If you can't run in ESR, then the Street Prepared is the most likely class. 1990-2005 MX-5 Miata's run in CSP. And, of course, there are all the other classes JB listed.

The National Solo Rules are available here. Street Class Rules start on page 69 and Street Prepared rules start on page 89. The Street-R (Street Class but with R-comps instead of 140TW tires) goes away next year.