IFO FIS class: more restrictions?
After 20+ events, the IFO heads up race class, Forced Induction Sport, for daily driven street cars, has been pretty successful so far with keeping out purpose built drag cars. The class is mostly won by 11 and 12 second true street cars, rarely 10 second cars, never 9s.
An issue came up at the Oklahoma event last week. As of now there is no restriction on skinnies and one missing head light. For those who do or plan to race in the FIS class ONLY, should skinnies be banned and all heads lights be required? I say yes, ban skinnies and all head lights should be required. I am all for adding restrictions to keep FIS an entry level heads up class. IFO FIS racers, let us know what you think!
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An issue came up at the Oklahoma event last week. As of now there is no restriction on skinnies and one missing head light. For those who do or plan to race in the FIS class ONLY, should skinnies be banned and all heads lights be required? I say yes, ban skinnies and all head lights should be required. I am all for adding restrictions to keep FIS an entry level heads up class. IFO FIS racers, let us know what you think!
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ya know me and scott were talking about restrictions the other day but it wasnt for the FIS class
we were referring to the sfwd class we cam up with these as being the only way to be in it
1. 24.5 nothing bigger than that
2. 67mm turbo nothing bigger
3. stock tranny no dogs
4. no front ends
the basis for this was to be more of a street car
we were referring to the sfwd class we cam up with these as being the only way to be in it
1. 24.5 nothing bigger than that
2. 67mm turbo nothing bigger
3. stock tranny no dogs
4. no front ends
the basis for this was to be more of a street car
ya know me and scott were talking about restrictions the other day but it wasnt for the FIS class
we were referring to the sfwd class we cam up with these as being the only way to be in it
1. 24.5 nothing bigger than that
2. 67mm turbo nothing bigger
3. stock tranny no dogs
4. no front ends
the basis for this was to be more of a street car
we were referring to the sfwd class we cam up with these as being the only way to be in it
1. 24.5 nothing bigger than that
2. 67mm turbo nothing bigger
3. stock tranny no dogs
4. no front ends
the basis for this was to be more of a street car
lol there goes that class, ha
those rules sound more for the FIS class.
I do not think the Skinnies restriction should be added. The difference the skinny will make on a "street" car would be minimal. Let them put the skinnies on and race.
I can see the headlight issue, if you want an "unmodified body" rule to be in place, then both headlights should remain in tact as well.
(FWIW, I do also agree w/ sanman000719 as well)
I can see the headlight issue, if you want an "unmodified body" rule to be in place, then both headlights should remain in tact as well.
(FWIW, I do also agree w/ sanman000719 as well)
After 20+ events, the IFO heads up race class, Forced Induction Sport, for daily driven street cars, has been pretty successful so far with keeping out purpose built drag cars. The class is mostly won by 11 and 12 second true street cars, rarely 10 second cars, never 9s.
An issue came up at the Oklahoma event last week. As of now there is no restriction on skinnies and one missing head light. For those who do or plan to race in the FIS class ONLY, should skinnies be banned and all heads lights be required? I say yes, ban skinnies and all head lights should be required. I am all for adding restrictions to keep FIS an entry level heads up class. IFO FIS racers, let us know what you think!
www.ImportFaceOff.net
An issue came up at the Oklahoma event last week. As of now there is no restriction on skinnies and one missing head light. For those who do or plan to race in the FIS class ONLY, should skinnies be banned and all heads lights be required? I say yes, ban skinnies and all head lights should be required. I am all for adding restrictions to keep FIS an entry level heads up class. IFO FIS racers, let us know what you think!
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As far as the headlight goes, I dont ever pull mine out so its not an issue to me if anyone were to run with one out. If we are running a "real street" class then I guess it would be DOT tires all the way around, either way my car still fits.
I think the rules are fine the way they are, It also seems that FIS seems to have more RWD cars as its an intermediate class for us RWD cars other than the outlaw class.
I built my car by as many class rules as I could, in order to stay competetive, I think a mid year change wouldnt be so to speak "fair"
if anything maybe poll a SRWD class?
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yeah kinda what i thought
ya know i just went and read the rules again ill correct myself there is no one peice front ends so rule that out
but man i can run lexan windows interesting weight shaving right there
ya know i just went and read the rules again ill correct myself there is no one peice front ends so rule that out
but man i can run lexan windows interesting weight shaving right there
Keep this thread ON TOPIC! Skinnies and one missing head light for the FIS class is the topic, not FWD. Anyone posting off topic will get an email punch to the nuts from IFO.
truthfully man i wouldnt expect you to say anything else i mean **** if i spent 6k on a tranny i woudlnt either lol.
majority of the cars are in the 10's some in the 9's like 5 in the 8's wouldnt tightening the class up be more exciting creating close races
majority of the cars are in the 10's some in the 9's like 5 in the 8's wouldnt tightening the class up be more exciting creating close races
ok.... well for the FIS class it would make sense to run both headlights. If your wanting to be strict ban the skinnies also.
I say leave the fwd class rules alone and definitely two working headlight for the street class. I built my car just to run IFO fwd class and would hate to have to change turbo.
Steve
Steve
After 20+ events, the IFO heads up race class, Forced Induction Sport, for daily driven street cars, has been pretty successful so far with keeping out purpose built drag cars. The class is mostly won by 11 and 12 second true street cars, rarely 10 second cars, never 9s.
An issue came up at the Oklahoma event last week. As of now there is no restriction on skinnies and one missing head light. For those who do or plan to race in the FIS class ONLY, should skinnies be banned and all heads lights be required? I say yes, ban skinnies and all head lights should be required. I am all for adding restrictions to keep FIS an entry level heads up class. IFO FIS racers, let us know what you think!
www.ImportFaceOff.net
An issue came up at the Oklahoma event last week. As of now there is no restriction on skinnies and one missing head light. For those who do or plan to race in the FIS class ONLY, should skinnies be banned and all heads lights be required? I say yes, ban skinnies and all head lights should be required. I am all for adding restrictions to keep FIS an entry level heads up class. IFO FIS racers, let us know what you think!
www.ImportFaceOff.net
/\ That is right, I think he won? Bradenton? We put him in that class because FIS that day was all 8 second cars. It was a very weak turnout all around, so did not really matter that event. That event was a one time deal, when the class was first started with fewer restrictions.
So what isolates the sfwd cars and the FIS cars? If there is no rules or reg's, a sfwd car could enter and pretty much take all right? Or am I wrong. So there needs to be something if I am.
absolute full interior, no widened front ends, street legal exaust, no lexan, current tags/registion, and most importantly payout amounts and IFO tech keep the fwd drag cars out of fis.
banning skinnies and requiring all head lights will help in my opinion. Adding this rule mid season will not affect any racers plans or pocket books. It will just slow the faster guys down a very little bit. More than a few racers were complaining at the Oklahoma event.
banning skinnies and requiring all head lights will help in my opinion. Adding this rule mid season will not affect any racers plans or pocket books. It will just slow the faster guys down a very little bit. More than a few racers were complaining at the Oklahoma event.
i say all functioning lights, leave the skinnies as i would hate to have to change the rim & tires that i do drive on everyday
plus i HATE a set of mismatched wheels on my car, haha.
dang an email punch to the nuts Cliff, count me out
youre getting alot of feeback fast
plus i HATE a set of mismatched wheels on my car, haha. dang an email punch to the nuts Cliff, count me out

youre getting alot of feeback fast
"street class FIS" should have DOT tires and fuel ,67mm turbo, air to air ic, Inspected in the state its regs.......... True street?


