Tgreer
RCC Addict
Re: 2014 Nationals & Season Class Information
I see what your saying, but I continued to argue about the wheels because no one has given any reason for the rule. It just seems like a rule that has been thrown in there just because. By not allowing knuckle weights this has taken any advantage away that a plate wheel would have, so a plate wheel does not give any performance benifit over any other wheel at this point. I know you guys don't like when someone keeps on, but you have to give a real reasons for your rules. Since plate wheels have no performance benifit now, why is it a rule? Is it looks, is it expence, I don't know. The only answer I have been given, is your wheel is a plate wheel we have to draw the line somewhere. What I was looking for is, "we have decided to not allow plate wheels because they........." My question about 4ws and dig had a response that was backed up by WHY they chose to allow it. Anyways, I hope this turns out to be a good class.
It's not the questioning, but how the questioning is done and then the amount of arguing afterward. When people ask questions, we take note of it. It's all taken into account and often impacts our future decisions. Sometimes questions are brought up that we didn't think of...after all, we are only a handful of people discussing things and trying to come up with as many scenarios as possible.
When the questioning gets annoying is when it's been answered over and over and it just seems like you're mad at the answer so you're asking till you get the answer you want.
There are many decisions made, especially with this class, based on a perception of what will encourage new people to show up (and hopefully some old faces to return), without intimidating too many people, yet allowing some modifications. It's a tricky balance to get right, and at least when starting out, it's easier to be a little more strict with the rules, rather than trying later to ban something that was missed.
I understand your point completely on the wheels. But a line had to be drawn somewhere. Who knows, after this season, we may reevaluate the stance on those. It really depends on how it goes once there's a season of competitions under our belts and we can truly evaluate how it went. There will always be some growing pains, but we are learning from the past and trying not to make the same mistakes twice.
I see what your saying, but I continued to argue about the wheels because no one has given any reason for the rule. It just seems like a rule that has been thrown in there just because. By not allowing knuckle weights this has taken any advantage away that a plate wheel would have, so a plate wheel does not give any performance benifit over any other wheel at this point. I know you guys don't like when someone keeps on, but you have to give a real reasons for your rules. Since plate wheels have no performance benifit now, why is it a rule? Is it looks, is it expence, I don't know. The only answer I have been given, is your wheel is a plate wheel we have to draw the line somewhere. What I was looking for is, "we have decided to not allow plate wheels because they........." My question about 4ws and dig had a response that was backed up by WHY they chose to allow it. Anyways, I hope this turns out to be a good class.