Does anyone have or know of where I can find mazda literature showing the options list?



Was AC in fact an option for 89 to 92 TurboIIs? I know Scott89T2 had a 89 RedTII that did not come from the factory with AC. My has AC. Most of all the S5 TIIs i've seen have ac or had ac at one point.



Is there also different curb weights published for various trim levels? Forexample I know some S5TIIs came with cloth interior, and some with leather. Obvisouly there is slight different in weight between cloth and leather. Are their curb weights showing the difference between leather + AC, and cloth + AC, and cloth and NO AC?



I'm trying to dispute some rule changes for CASC (canadian version of SCCA) ontario region rule book.





-Thanks,

Jason

You do know you're arguing the equivalent of 20 lbs in your car right?



I would quit while you're ahead, or they'll be tearing your car down to see if you ported it when you are rebuilt it.



Your rant about how you have to cheat to win did not help your case.

I declared all my mods, I even over declared, I spotted an error in teh spreadsheet

and the 0.3 PIP you count for your AC removal counts for 20 lbs if you have stock horsepower. That seems pretty damn accurate, or slightly in your favour.



*that error's been there for a while, I just change the cell to the equation it's supposed to be everytime I use it.*

well theres a couple of places you can look. in the usa ac was standard, the only option on a turbo is leather (89-91 anyways, 87-88 theres ps and the areo kit, and abs too)



you can look in the sales brochures, which seem to sometimes be accurate.



shop manuals, which also are spotty



the parts fische is the most accurate, but it wont list weight.