looking for somewhere to get some lessons on auto-xing, i plan to auto-x on a regular basis once my 3.4 TDC install is finished in the spring time. somewhere close to central PA would be nice too, thanks.

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Eric
'87 GT 5-speed Gold/Tan NOW with a 4.10 4-speed
3.4 TDC + other goodies coming summer of '03

Ya, in the spring go to Mid-Ohio Racecourse, Lexington (Mansfield) Ohio. They have courses ranging from around $600 up in your car or their Honda Rs. Think their website is http://www.midohio.com

Doesn't the SCCA do that? Maybe that's who roger is talking about, but I mean all over the country, I thought you can get someone in SCCA to help you learn how to get the most out of your car in ax.

http://www.scca.org/getstarted/nediv.html

This link will send you to the Northeast Region of SCCA. On that site, you'll find a map that will help you find which division you're in. Once you find that, you can contact that division, and ask about autocross schools they have planned for next year. I highly doubt they'll be having any more schools this year in your area. Would be in your favor to join SCCA, however, I don't believe you have to be a member to attend one of the schools. My brother and I attended one here several years ago, and really enjoyed it...and learned a lot in the process.

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Mike...86 GT 4 Speed
"Sucks to be me..."

There's an outfit down here in Virginia called Carguys...they're based out of Roanoke I believe, and they host high performance driving schools where you use your own car. I know they rent Summit Point Raceway in West Virginia...pretty sure they host events at other East Coast tracks. It's getting late, otherwise I'd look up their web address for you...betcha it's something simple like carguys.com!

SCCA offers the evolution driving school. Most likely your region has it.