NASA American Iron racing in the NW

[MTMMAN]

I've brought this up before, but there seems there might be some renewed interest in the NW. How many people the post here might really be interested in an NW American Iron Series?

 

[fastang2k1]

I AM!!!

 

[Bullitt2343]

I would be in the stands for sure, maybe build a car if everything worked out

 

[GT_4_FUN]

I would also be in the stands. Who knows, I could graduate from open track to full race.

 

[352Ford2]

Wow, that would be great.

I don’t think I have the cash to put a car together, but I would be in the stands and might be willing to crew if needed.

Are they thinking just AI, or CMC and AIX as well?

 

[MTMMAN]

For every one that is interested, we're starting a list of interested parties.
Please e-mail Brad's Custom Auto at [email protected] if you want to be added to the list of potential competitors. Make sure you put American Iron in the subject line so it gets pass along to the correct person. We have some one that has volunteered to be the go between person with the ICSCC.
Here is a link to the American Iron Series 2008 rules.
http://www.nasaproracing.com/rules/American-Iron-Rules.pdf
Please pass this along to every one you know that would have interest. The way the rules are written American Sedan cars could come run too. They might be a little slower, but it would help fill the field. If you have F-body buddies that would be up for it tell them too.

 

[MTMMAN]

If your interested send your information to Bill directly. I didn't want to post his information with out his permission.
[email protected]
Bill said it was Ok, so please email him. Bill has will be the go between. Maybe if we're lucky it could look like this in a couple of years.

 

[99GTtony]

Hmmm....maybe we should build our '89 for this.

 

[matador91]

I would be the first person in the stands. I love this series!

 

[MTMMAN]

Hmmm....maybe we should build our '89 for this.

Sounds like a great idea to me.

 

[Scooby5.0Doo]

some one want to build my 88 for this ill pilot it durring races and you can drive it for the track days

 

[MTMMAN]

some one want to build my 88 for this ill pilot it durring races and you can drive it for the track days

There have been a good number of AI & CMC cars in other regions that have been built that way. People team up and share the build and track time.

 

[MTMMAN]

If your willing please chime in on the thread below.
http://www.icscc.com/cgi-bin/discus/board-auth.cgi?lm=1199984647&file=/2/919.html
ICSCC seems to be open to the idea. We just need to show them that there is a
demand for the class. Bill Visee is doing a great job with the leg work.

 

[Merc331]

Post Whore...Get Back To Work!!!

 

[347HO]

So I would have to go to California to get my license or are there resources here in Washington/Oregon?

What is the expected Membership Fee for a NW Series/Chapter?

Thank you for any insight given.

 

[DNA DOA]

I will be in the stands for sure with the video camera, pits too. Very exciting.

 

[MTMMAN]

So I would have to go to California to get my license or are there resources here in Washington/Oregon?

What is the expected Membership Fee for a NW Series/Chapter?

Thank you for any insight given.

347HO, the Series in the NW will be sanctioned by ICSCC http://www.icscc.com/
You will need to join the local associate club, IRDC is the club I'm a member of.
www.irdc-racing.com
The process is laid out pretty well on the site-
http://www.icscc.com/novice.html
You have to first take the 2 day school. If you pass you are issued a Novice license. Then you must complete 3 Novice races. Once that happens if the stewards feel your ready they issue your Competition license. It can all be done locally, no need to goto Cali to get a license. This is the most cost effective way to do it. You could also goto one of the Competition Schools around the country.

 

[347HO]

347HO, the Series in the NW will be sanctioned by ICSCC http://www.icscc.com/
You will need to join the local associate club, IRDC in the club I'm a member of.
www.irdc-racing.com
The process is laid out pretty well on the site-
http://www.icscc.com/novice.html
You have to first take the 2 day school. If you pass you are issued a Novice license. Then you must complete 3 Novice races. Once that happens if the stewards feel your ready they issue your Competition license. It can all be done locally, no need to goto Cali to get a license. This is the most cost effective way to do it. You could also goto one of the Competition Schools around the country.

Got it!
Thank you!

 

[MTMMAN]

Heres a great local car for some one to buy that wanted to go AI/AIX racing.

1987 FORD SALEEN MUSTANG – SCCA AMERICAN SEDAN


Logbook: ICSCC
Condition: Excellent
Price: $ 8,500 USD

Location: Woodinville, WA (425) 869-2868

Description
Ford Saleen Mustang race car: Production 1987 Ford Mustang, distributed by Saleen Motorsports of Irvine, CA. Converted to a racecar in 1999. Car is built to SCCA specifications for racing in the American Sedan classification. Car is equipped with a Saleen Motorsports roll cage with modified “NASCAR style” door bars. See listing below for engine and chassis modifications. The car has been raced in the NW for several years and has been ICSCC AS Conference Champion in 2002, 2003 & 2004. The car is well sorted and ready for a new winner to continue the campaign. Spare parts are available.

Performance Data
· Class: AS
· Weight: 3080 lbs with driver

Engine
Engine Builder: Jay’s Automotive & Performance
Manufacture: Ford
Type: V-8
Displacement: 302
Horsepower: 400 +
Induction: Edlebrock Performer RPM Intake w/ Holley 4776 carb
Heads: Ford Motorsports GT-40 Cast Iron w/ large valves
Block: Ford Motorsports 302
Crankshaft: Ford Motorsports
Connecting Rods: Eagle Sportsman
Piston: Keith Black
Valves: Manley
Cam: Comp Cam Custom Grind- solid lifter
Lifters: Crane Roller rockers- Adjustable
Clutch: Centerforce Dual Friction
Pressure Plate: Centerforce
Flywheel: Stock Ford, Balanced
Exhaust: Hooker Competition 1.5 in. I.D., Dr. Gas X-pipe, 2.5” dual system



Fuel System
Fuel Cell: 22 gal Fuel Safe Sportsman
Metal case with a bladder
Fuel Pump: Holley Blue with pressure regulator
Fuel Type: Premium or blend

Oil/ Water System
Radiator: Aluminum NASCAR Ford with Integral Oil Cooler
Oil Pan: Moroso 8 qt. w/ baffle
Oil Pump: Hi-Capacity
Oil Filter: Remote
Oil Protection System: AccuSump Accumulator

Electrical System
Ignition: Crane HI-6 with Crane PS Coil
Alternator: Ford Racing single wire
Battery: Gelcell Optima
Wiring: DMS Automotive, custom

Transmission
Manufacture: Tremec
Type: Road Race T-5 WC
Shifter: Pro 5.0

Rear End
Manufacture: Speedway Engineering, CA
Type: Ford 9 in
Ratios: 3.80 & 4.10
Case: Nodular
Differential: Tru-Track limited slip & Black Gold
Axles: Strange Engineering with truck axle tapered outer bearings

Chassis
Type: Production Mustang
Roll cage: Custom Design by Saleen Motorsports, SCCA Legal, Stamped by ICSCC
Front Suspension: Modified stock lower control arms with Delron bushings, Maximum Motorsports Caster-Camber plates, custom 1000# springs, 1 ¼” sway bar
Rear Suspension: Griggs Torque Tube modified for 9” rear axle, custom springs
Shocks: Koni double adjustable, all four corners
Brakes: Baer PBS AS fronts & Ford rears
Rotors: Fronts, modified Corvette 12 inch
Wheels: 2 sets, 16x8 w/ custom offsets
Tires: Goodyear DOT Slicks (8)

Interior
Fire System: Fire Bottle – 5lb, 2 outlets, 2 pull cables
Restraints: Kirkey Aluminum Seat, 3 sizes to choose from, 1 with car. Quick release seat belts.
Gauges: Autometer Sportsman and 5” monster Tach w/ memory
Steering Wheel: Quick release style
Transponder: N/A

 

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