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Will do, glad you like them. Thanks

That is one train of thought we have as well and hard to prove it. So…. We installed EGT sensors on each cylinder which should show us what’s going on at speed. Or so we hope. We are also planning a chassis dyno in the next few months. Thanks for the comment and thinking. Keep ‘em coming..

Welcome to this channel! No worries at all, I use the ZX10R 1000 engine myself. Some F1000’s use GSXR engines but you can use any motorcycle engine that is 1000cc. Cheers

@@NixonMotorsports ah yep awesome. I was hoping that was the case. Goes great.

Great glad to hear

All good ideas, there are many contributing factors with top speed above 140 mph for these cars. Thanks for the ideas and nice words over the channel. Keep the comments coming, cheers

Cambox v4 pro is what I used for visor camera. It works well, they are backlogged it seems on production just so you know, cheers

@@NixonMotorsports thank you I have a Radical sr1 and i would like to upgrade it to f1000 in the future

@@user-wb2ci3dg1b Cool, would sure like to see more f1000 racers! thanks for the note, cheers

@@NixonMotorsportswhat is the overall length of this car? Just curious

@@user-wb2ci3dg1b off top of memory it’s about 14’ long

I am corrected, thanks for calling that out. I did hear that from another racer days later as well. Cheers

Sure, great question. A general range is the best I can provide as it depends on many factors such as the number of races, distance you consider in traveling to circuits, etc. I would say you could use something between $5000 to $15000 per race weekend. Considering a single set of tires is $1400. You can typically use one engine for a season but like any race car you have lots of disposable or wearable items that contribute to costs. I hope this helps.. if you have more questions let me know.

I just ask the same. Thx, so average could be 8. Or 9k per race. Next question, how many races in a championship ? Any prizes? .., and. Is there any championship runing on Florida ? There are 4 to 5 intl tracks..

@@alexsalazar6551 From a budget point of view, I would say you are right taking everything into account. If you race in the US Majors which is SCCA's National level series you have tons of options as to what tracks you want to run. For example if you are East coast you can only pick tracks close by, or if you are able and interested you can also race in any track within the US. You have them all for the most part such as Road America, VIR, Road Atlanta, Daytona, Sebring, Mid Ohio only naming a few. You get my point. On the championship question, there is your region points to achieve top positions but all focus for the most part on getting the needed racing in so you can attend and compete at the National Champion event called the Runoffs. This is to race and compete against the best in the US. To win a Runoffs championship is a big deal, many pro racings have that on their bio history. For example, I remember my very first Runoffs ~ 2005 I raced against Graham Rahal in the Atlantic class. Check out www.scca.com this will help guide you and if you have more questions let me know. cheers

@@NixonMotorsports very clear . thx. And what about. $$ prizes so u can use it to help budget. Are there any ?

@@alexsalazar6551 Prize money in amateur racing is rare. Some sponsors at the Runoffs pay price money or products for the top 3 finishes. Not much, sorry

If you do not have a race car and want to race you can look for arrive and drive programs where you just show up and everything is ready for you. Not sure the cost for that, my guess you would have options depending on how many races you wanted to do. My guess somewhere around $50k to $250k a year. If you have your own car for me typically I would say you need to budget around $8-10k per race. Hope that helps! Cheers