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Originally Posted by Dwight Southerland
CrateCamaro, I agree with what you say about the attitude that frequently is displayed here. Nobody really thinks or promotes the idea that somebody can go to the dealer, buy a motor out of stock, put it in a car and go competitive racing. The advantage of being able to build a motor with commonly available parts that can be serviced easily is attractive to many people who are not personally capable. Having the option of a list of additional motors for more optional classes sounds exciting to me. That makes some cars more attractive that are currently restricted to a single production engine.
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Thanks for the positive imput that isnt shown on here at all. Its a good entry level class that will attract possible local bracket racers to change their cars over to run, or attract a young up and comer to build and race a sportsman class without going broke looking for garbage castings.