Baja rules 2017 Answer the following questions about the SAE Competition Rules.

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Baja rules 2017

Answer the following questions about the SAE Competition Rules. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. B. 9. The Briggs and Stratton motor can be blueprinted. True or False? How many kill switches are on each vehicle? What size of person(s) are the cars designed to fit? How thick is the firewall? How many points is the Cost Event worth? How many points for the Endurance Event? Your vehicle is the fastest through the Maneuverability Event. How many points are you awarded? 10. The hill climb event is sometimes replaced with a tractor pull type of event. True or False. 11. Drivers cannot use full face helmets. True or false? 12. What is the minimum tubing diameter for the Roll Cage? 13. What is the maximum width of the vehicle in inches? 14. What is the minimum distance between the side of the frame and the driver's helmet? 15. Describe and detail the problems with this entry in a journal. p://deseng.rverson.ca/dokuwiki/design.design iournal 19/9/2002

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3.False Blueprinting (reworking an engine to a manufacturer’s exact specifications) is considered to be modification and prohibited

4.The electrical system must include at least two kill switches

5.The vehicle must be capable of carrying one (1) person 190cm (75 in) tall weighing 113kg (250lbs).

6.The firewall must be metal, at least 0.50 mm (0.020 in.) thick, and must completely separate the engine compartment and fuel tank from the cockpit.

7.cost event has two sections a)cost report and b)prototype cost in that prototype cost has 85 points

8.For endurance event 400 points

9.for fastest vehicle 75 points

10.True

11.True

12.a minimum outside diameter of 25.4 mm (1.0 in)

13.Maximum Vehicle Dimensions Width: 64 in at the widest point

14.minimum distance between driver's helmet and side frame is152 mm (6 in.)

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