Racing Spec-? "Letters"
I've seen these titles mostly used in conjunction with cars. example: Honda Fit "Spec-D" Seen these in mags, tuner sites, product names,....Gran Tourismo.
I'm assuming it relates to the racing class of the car...?
I'm assuming it relates to the racing class of the car...?
Isn't spec-d usually a drift car? Usually, it is just a trim level for a car such as the old SS and Z-28 packages. It is just a "cool" way to identify different trims. And like ack said, it can also be used to classify different levels of cars in racing events.
So there isn't really a "standard" for these specifications for all events? I thought there was a car class system involved in it. I've tried a bunch of different autosport websites & can't really find a good explination. I was thinking if the Honda Fit in last months SuperStreet is a "Spec D" car that perhaps the xA & xB were as well since the cars are similar in design...but I realized the Fit that was featured had a completely different engine than the stock, consumer available engine.
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