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**Ted7rns** · 01-17-2006, 02:18 PM

Some rules (but very few) can be changed through out the season. The rules for the 2007 will be reviewed in November and December of 2006. Bare in mind that absolute speed is not what the Spec Focus Series. It’s a Low Budget Entry Level Spec Series that fall in NASAs Small-Bore classes. There could also be a more extreme Focus Series as well (hint).

That was a good time for OmniFocus at Buttonwillow. But, the Spec Focus will have a quicker time then what Andrew did last year. That was our test car, and it had OEM heads, Cams, Brakes and etc. With the FRPP heads, Stage3 Cams, 70MM TB, and SVT Brakes; I would expect a SF to run a 2:10.00 at Buttonwillow or less under the new setup. Which Falls within the Small-Bore Cars.

01-17-2006, 02:18 PM	#5
Ted7rns Moderator Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Thousand Oaks, California Posts: 4,316	Re: NASA Spec Focus Series Some rules (but very few) can be changed through out the season. The rules for the 2007 will be reviewed in November and December of 2006. Bare in mind that absolute speed is not what the Spec Focus Series. It’s a Low Budget Entry Level Spec Series that fall in NASAs Small-Bore classes. There could also be a more extreme Focus Series as well (hint). That was a good time for OmniFocus at Buttonwillow. But, the Spec Focus will have a quicker time then what Andrew did last year. That was our test car, and it had OEM heads, Cams, Brakes and etc. With the FRPP heads, Stage3 Cams, 70MM TB, and SVT Brakes; I would expect a SF to run a 2:10.00 at Buttonwillow or less under the new setup. Which Falls within the Small-Bore Cars. __________________ NASA Spec Focus Series Director \| NASA HPDE Instructor 2002 Ford Focus ZX3 Malibu Blue <23>