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Charlie Yannetti · 02-22-2020, 12:13 PM

Most divisions have chassis inspectors that may make a house call, but it will add to the cost I believe.. if you can get you car to an early National Open, that could also work.. otherwise, a Divisional race is your best bet..they get real moody at a National..

But like it's been already said, if this is your first chassis cert, you may want to go with the first option, so you don't travel to an actual race, and fail, and not be able to race..

There is also an option the includes a chassis shop.. if you happen to have your car in the shop for some reason, the shop owner can usually make the arrangements.. I'm sure that they will be sure to have your car ready for inspection too..

02-22-2020, 12:13 PM	#4
Charlie Yannetti Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Alpine, NJ Posts: 557 Likes: 178 Liked 179 Times in 77 Posts	Re: Chassis Inspections Most divisions have chassis inspectors that may make a house call, but it will add to the cost I believe.. if you can get you car to an early National Open, that could also work.. otherwise, a Divisional race is your best bet..they get real moody at a National.. But like it's been already said, if this is your first chassis cert, you may want to go with the first option, so you don't travel to an actual race, and fail, and not be able to race.. There is also an option the includes a chassis shop.. if you happen to have your car in the shop for some reason, the shop owner can usually make the arrangements.. I'm sure that they will be sure to have your car ready for inspection too..