The following was recently stated:
"The intent of Rule <R08-M> is to ensure that sufficient structural reinforcement is provided to the BUMPERS to allow them to withstand the high-speed, high-energy impacts that are likely to occur during a typical Lunacy MATCH without failing. A simple flat 1/8-inch aluminum plate mounted on standoffs is unlikely to provide the required structural support for the BUMPERS."
Question, Is 3.2 mm alumimum that has been strengthed and is on standoffs "likely to provide the required structual support for the BUMPERS." If not, what thickness is the GDC going state is the required thickness that will "likely to provided the required structural support for the BUMPERS".
The intent of the question is "not to lawyer the rules" but get clarifaction on a chassis that has been completed - meaning designed, cut, and welded. Completed before the most recent "clarification" in the Q&A on the use of standoffs.


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