SSA Junior Sedan Race Car Specification Manual

This document is a technical document on SSA Junior Sedan specification


SSA Junior Sedan Race Car Specification Manual - cover page
Brand
SSA
Category
Car
Document type
Other
Language
English
Pages
38
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
18 October, 2023
Updated
18 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
678133B17E1BAA603C3BF34377819242

About this manual

This document is the Speedway Sedans Australia Inc Junior Sedan Specification Manual, online version 10 dated July 2020. It states that its content is to be read together with the SSA Class Technical Manual, available as a separate download.

The manual sets out class criteria and specifications for the SSA Junior Sedan class, including driver age, body/rolling shell, roll cage, bumper bars, engine, battery and electrical system, exhaust, cooling, transmission/driveline, steering, suspension, wheels, tyres, brakes and fuel system. It also includes tables of approved makes/models, engines, throttle bodies, computers and injectors, valve sizes, carburettors, standard dimensions and tyre ratings.

What's inside

  • Class Criteria
  • Body/Rolling Shell
  • Roll Cage
  • Bumper Bars & Optional External Barwork
  • Engine
  • Battery and Electrical System
  • Exhaust System
  • Cooling System
  • Transmission/Driveline
  • Tables

Specifications

Driver ageOver 10 years and under 17 years at the time of licence application
Minimum car ageAt least 8 years old
Direction of racingAnti-clockwise only
Minimum seatingMinimum of four persons
Replacement panel thicknessMaximum 2 mm
Chassis rail repair steelMaximum 1.6 mm steel

Frequently asked questions

What age do you have to be to drive an SSA Junior Sedan?

A Junior Licence is issued to a driver aged over 10 and under 17 at the time of application, subject to State Government requirements.

Which direction do SSA Junior Sedans race?

The direction of racing is anti-clockwise only.

How old must a car be for the SSA Junior Sedan class?

Cars must be at least 8 years old.

What is the maximum thickness for replacement panels?

Replacement panels may be up to 2 mm thick.

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