Road Racing FIM Sidecar World Championship ... - Spelregels
Road Racing FIM Sidecar World Championship ... - Spelregels
Road Racing FIM Sidecar World Championship ... - Spelregels
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At the beginning of the season (at least 1 month before the first race) the<br />
Manufacturer shall send to the <strong>FIM</strong> the drawings of the oil trays designed to<br />
match the engines used in the competition in agreement with the rules.<br />
Oil lines containing positive pressure, if replaced, shall be of metal reinforced<br />
construction with swaged or treaded connectors. Manufactured solid construction<br />
oil lines, where practical, shall be replaced also.<br />
All sidecars shall attach oil absorbent materials of no less a quality than 3M<br />
Product number 05656 or CEP Sorbents/ product number CEP-EP100.<br />
This material shall be securely fixed to the following areas of the sidecar:<br />
1. The entire oil tray, both the bottom and inside walls of the same. The<br />
volume of material used in this area, according to manufacturer’s<br />
specifications, shall absorb not less than 3 litres of oil.<br />
2. The top and side area of the chassis facing the engine. This shall<br />
completely enclose the top and side of the chassis to an area not less than<br />
the overall length of the engine. It is preferable that the oil absorbent<br />
material be attached to the side and top of the chassis in the area behind<br />
the engine also.<br />
3. The inside of the fairing surrounding the engine and the area of the fairing<br />
directly behind the engine, including the part of the fairing that encloses the<br />
rear of the engine.<br />
4. The oil cooler area (if an oil cooler is used). This shall be mounted directly<br />
underneath the oil cooler and surrounding accessible tray areas of the<br />
sidecar. It shall also include without obstructing the air flow any part of the<br />
fairing or chassis in the area directly surrounding the oil cooler.<br />
The inside of the fairing surrounding the engine and the area of the fairing<br />
directly behind the engine, including the part of the fairing that encloses the rear<br />
of the engine.<br />
In the event that oil is absorbed by the material, it shall be replaced before the<br />
next track session.<br />
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