I was just now reading through the CACC rule book and it states that IT prepared cars "May exercise a choice among the above locations." including "...it may be mounted below the center of the rear window or on a bracket welded, clamped or bolted to the roll cage or dash, easily accessible through the open window."  This is from the CACC  GCR, 20.4 section D, ii and iii.  My switch is easily accessible through the window and per other organization's requirements (Chump, Lemons, SCCA, Lucky Dog) and is also accessible to the driver while strapped in.  At the April 15 practice I was not allowed to practice because of this (and no side mirrors... oops).  Both tech and Stec wanted the switch on the cowl or fender, locations only called out for formula and sports racing cars.  Can someone clarify?

Last time I checked, according to SCCA rules you could mount the switch in at least 7 different places. Front or rear of the roll cage (near the window), either cowl or the back of the car. Emergency crews arriving at your car, which may be upside down and on fire have to guess where you put it!
This makes no sense to me at all!