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Hybrid Production H100 - H199

Stock Production Hybrid Truck/SUV

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Stock Production Hybrid Truck/SUV

DEFINITION

Vehicles built from a full sized 2 or 4 wheel drive utility or SUV type vehicle. Vehicle must have been series produced in quantities of at least 5000 units within a 12-month period and be readily available to the general public in the U.S.A. Vehicle must be marketed as full size. Vehicle must be currently produced within the last five(5) model years.

GENERAL REGULATIONS

Entrants in this class shall comply with all applicable general regulations.

TECHNICAL REGULATIONS

Manufacturer’s body, motor, transmission, differentials, and chassis combinations must be retained. This class is a stock production class and all components must remain stock except those modifications allowed herein. If the rules herein don’t say that you can do it, you CAN’T do it and it will be deemed illegal.

No predating or postdating of any component allowed unless offered by the manufacture as a direct replacement part.

NOTE: The TR abbreviations listed under this class (I.E. TR1 HELMETS) refer to TR cross reference listings in the front of this book. These TR cross-referenced listings are part of the class rules. Where a conflict occurs between the TR cross-referenced listing and a rule contained under this class, the rule contained under this class takes priority.

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

TR1 HELMETS

See TR1 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR2 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

See TR2 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR3 EYE PROTECTION and DENTURES

See TR3 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR4 HEAD AND NECK RESTRAINTS

See TR4 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR5 FIRST AID KIT

See TR5 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR6 EMERGENCY SIGNALING DEVICES

See TR6 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR7 HORNS

See TR7 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR8 REFLECTORS

See TR8 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR9 FIRE SUPPRESSION EQUIPMENT

See TR9 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR10 SURVIVAL SUPPLIES

See TR10 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

SUSPENSION COMPONENTS

Front and rear suspension must be of the same manufacture, shape, size and configuration as originally produced and installed on the chassis to which it is mounted. All suspension components will remain in the original stock locations and original stock mounting methods maintained. All components will be original manufacturer’s design and must be stock as delivered from the manufacture. No material may be added. No reinforcement of stock pivot points.

A arms, I beams, and front axles must remain stock as delivered on the chassis to which it is mounted. Suspension parts must remain stock shape, size, and configuration as delivered from the manufacturer. Stock pivot points must be retained. Front and rear springs must remain in stock locations and retain original stock concept (leaf, coil, torsion). Rates and capacities of springs are open. Stock front and rear track must be retained plus or minus(+or-) one(1) inch.

TR11 SHOCK ABSORBERS and BUMP STOPS

One(1) shock per wheel, mounted in stock location as delivered by the manufacturer is allowed.

Shock body limited to a 3.5 inch maximum diameter. Must be production shocks readily available to the general public only.

No air shocks allowed.

Stock production dump stops as installed by the manufacturer only.

TR12 SECONDARY SUSPENSION

Secondary suspension not allowed.

TR13 WHEELS and TIRES

Wheels and wheel studs may be of any manufacture.

TR14 FASTENERS

Fasteners must remain stock material. Any fastener may be upgraded with steel grade 8.

STEERING and BRAKE COMPONENTS

TR15 STEERING

Steering box must remain stock as delivered from the manufacturer. Steering box must be mounted in the stock location.

Steering parts (tie rods, tie rods ends, idler arms, pitman arms, relay rods and turning arms) must remain stock as delivered from the manufacturer.

Stock power steering pump as delivered by the manufacturer in the stock location only.

Any manufacturer’s steering wheel may be used. Stock steering shaft may be replaced.

TR16 BRAKES

Turning or steering brakes are not allowed.

Brake calipers, rotors, master cylinders must remain stock as delivered by the manufacturer. Brake pads are open.

ABS may be removed or disconnected.

Brake lines may be modified or replaced.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

TR17 ELECTRICAL

All electronics must remain stock. Wiring may be added for aftermarket components( lighting, radio, GPS, etc).

All high power lines must be encased for protection, lines and encasements must be painted red.

TR18 BATTERIES

Battery of any manufacture, but must remain in stock location.

TR19 LIGHTS

Stock head and tail lights must be retained in working condition at all times.

Rearward facing amber and blue lights are required.

Any manufacturer additional lights may be used.

FUEL SYSTEM

TR21 FUEL

See TR21 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR22 FUEL TANKS

Fuel cell mandatory.

TR23 FUEL FILLERS LINES, VENTS, and CAPS

See TR23 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

MOTOR, TRANSMISSION and DRIVELINES

TR24 MOTOR

Any motor delivered in, or offered as an option by the manufacture may be used.

Motor must remain stock as delivered by the manufacture.

Motor must remain in the stock location, using stock engine mounts.

TR25 ENGINE REPLACEMENT

See TR25 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR26 TRANSMISSION/DIFFERENTIAL

Transmission must remain as delivered by the manufacture or be a factory replacement for model year of the vehicle.

Any shifter may be used.

Front and rear differentials must remain stock as delivered by the manufacturer. Gear ratios and carriers are open. Front and rear straight axle differentials may have material added for strengthening purposes only. IFS differentials (traction beam, etc.) may not add material for any reason. IFS may use a bolt on skid plate to protect the front differential housing only. The skid plate may not reinforce the differential in any way.

TR27 THROTTLES

See TR27 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR29 DRIVE SHAFTS

See TR29 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR30 FLYWHEEL SHIELDS

See TR30 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR31 FLUID COOLERS

See TR31 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR32 AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT

See TR32 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

VEHICLE SAFETY EQUIPMENT

TR34 ROLL CAGES

See TR34 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR35 SAFETY HARNESS

See TR35 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR36 SAFETY NETS

See TR36 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR37 SEATING

See TR37 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

GENERAL VEHICLE COMPONENTS

TR38 DRIVERS COMPARTMENT

Dash and related components must retain stock. Minimum size holes may be cut for roll cage installation.

Aftermarket gauges in any location may be used.

Air conditioning and heating units may be removed.

Door panels, headliners, visors, rear seats, and carpets may be removed. Stock pedals in the stock locations are required.

TR39 DOORS AND LATCHES

Doors must remain stock and operate on stock hinges as delivered from the manufacturer. Positive latching secondary door latches are required.

Windows and roller assemblies must remain in their stock location.

TR40 FIREWALLS

Stock firewalls must be retained as delivered from the manufacture. Holes allowing for the routing of fluid lines, electrical, and roll cage must be keep to a minimum. Holes must be drilled to minimize the area open around the item penetrating the firewall.

TR41 BALLAST

See TR41 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR42 WEIGHT

Minimum weight must be retained. Minimum weight is curb weight as delivered and stated by the manufacturer.

TR43 FLOORBOARDS

See TR43 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR44 BUMPERS and HAZARDOUS PROTRUSIONS

Stock unmodified bumpers required.

Bush guards and lights may be attached to bumper.

TR45 MIRRORS

See TR45 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR46 SKID PLATES

See TR46 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR47 STORAGE

See TR47 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR48 CHASSIS and BODY

Manufacturer's body chassis combinations must be retained. No predating or updating chassis or bodies.

Fender openings must remain stock. Inner fender panels may be removed.

Frame must remain stock as delivered. No removal or adding of material.

Body must retain stock shape, size, appearance and configuration. Additional material or mounts for body strengthening is allowed. Mounting location (vertical, horizontal, and lateral) must remain stock in relationship to the frame and must retain stock mounting method. The measurement from the back of the b-pillar post to the centerline of the front spindle must remain stock.

Internal body structural members must remain intact. Holes may be placed for the placement of roll cage, fluid lines, or electrical.

Pickup bed floors must remain intact. Minimum size holes maybe cut for roll cage installation.

Hoods, trunk lids, doors, and bedsides must remain stock as delivered by the manufacturer. Tailgates are optional. Hoods, fenders, and tailgates may be upgraded to the latest available update for that series of vehicle body and chassis combination.

Stock front grill and headlight assemblies are required.

Safety glass windshields, rear and side glass must be retained.

TR49 HOSES

See TR49 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR50 IDENTIFICATION MARKINGS

See TR50 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR51 ADVERTISING on VEHICLES

See TR51 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR52 RADIO EQUIPMENT

See TR52 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR53 WORKMANSHIP

See TR53 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

TR54 TRACKING DEVICE

See TR54 in Car/Truck/Moto Technical Rules.

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