I think to run a class this way, you need tech enforcement to take radical steps. Like in NASCAR , they supply the ecu's at the begining of the race. Then they take them back at the end. Maybe a claimer rule for the engines. Guys will take them apart and reseal back up when they are done doing the work. I think the word affordable and heads up can not be mentioned in the same sentence . It's nice to dream!
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Originally Posted by D.Johns
Like a class called "coyote stock" in the NMRA. Heads up, sealed 5.0 engine and computer. Rule guide for chassis.
That class was also designed to try to keep cost down and get guys with chassis back in the game. Admittedly I liked the concept. Although the engine building is the fun part. The first couple races had 2 cars show up. I haven't followed it closely though.
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