First topic message reminder :

Quoted from the Street Beat rules page on www.soundoff.org:
* INTERIOR MODIFICATION LIMITS: No constructed enclosure or speaker placement that may manipulate the SPL sensor may be placed forward of the "B" pillar and will be considered reason to reclassify the vehicle to the Port Wars or Super Port Wars divisions or disqualification. This decision will be at the discretion of the head judge. Factory or factory replacement front seats must be installed in the vehicle in factory locations. Must have the front bench or both front seats. No woofers larger than 8" inches may be forward of the "B" pillars.

Ok with that being stated I need to know if I used fiberglass instead of dynamat on the floorboard under the factory carpet could I still run in SB or would that disqualify the vehicle?

someone forgot to check the floors at finals lol

LOL@ rd s10

as a mater of fact the judge checked my headliner for mods. He pulled on it, poked at it, and banged on the outside of my truck. Seems to me the floorboard would be more pertinent to spl manipulation. But hey man, the fact is that you are real freaking loud. If slipping one by at finals is how you want to prove it, thats cool.

For the record, back in 2000 Dynamat was questioned by another competitor, USACI found it that Dynamat was an approved marterial used and deemed legal by the R&E committy. Fiberglass and wood were deemed as illegal as they where construction material. Its just like an amp that gets and offical rating. The rule book does not state how many layers you can or cannot use. In another org, you can only use 2 layers.

look here alarm guy. if your intention when you put the fiberglass in was for any reason other than higher spl, then you are retarded and wasting money. now, if you put the fiberglass to manipulate the spl then that makes more sense. if manipulating the spl was legal. Then either you are going to claim that you are retarded enough to put in fiberglass for no reason, or that you did in fact put that glass there strictly for the sole reason of manipulating the pressure. which one is it? you cant have your cake .....................

Taken from the 2009 USACI rulebook....


Any construction or speaker placement that may manipulate the SPL meter may be considered
reason to reclassify the vehicle to the Port Wars division or disqualification. This decision will be
at the discretion of the head judge.

Now your trying to back out. Thats funny. You have stated to me and others on 2 diffrent fourms and also in PM's that you did this at finals. Anything else you want to tell us to legitify your win?

dude i think you are a liar. if it wasnt there at finals, that would have been the first thing you defended yourself with. why wait to mention that?

It goes back to the SPL rules when a vehicle is in question, Jenissa already told you this...you cheeted and were caught. Now your tring to do everything you can to keep a championship legit.

As far as this post goes I do not like where you all are going with it. STOP and quit pointing the finger and name calling whatever your doing.

2010 RULES STATE NO MODIFICATIONS FORWARD TO B PILLAR unless you want to be classed in Super Mod or the Port Classes. I will not go back to the 2009 season as it is over, done, sealed, finished.
It was the job of the verification judge to check that out if it was done at world finals or should of been brought to Don's attention that day.



Now what RD....

Streetbeat rules are now in SPL rulebook and must go by the guidelines set forth in the main rulebook.

At this time Dynamat is not considered a modification.