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    Default FE2 in P1 or P2

    Is there any value in running a FE in P2 or will a FE2 also run in p2 which would make the FE uncompetitive....

    greg

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    I have the other ESR that ran the Runoffs, it's developed to just a 1/2 step below Trays, the spending on CF has to stop somewhere.

    While running the Runoffs was fun my health has deteriorated to the point where I can't drive the ESR to the level it deserves. I was only about running about 8/10 while on track. I believe this car could run a 1:54 at VIR in the hands of a good driver, I was 1:58 in the spring with significantly less aero upgrades and not pushing too hard.

    If anyone wants to jump to P2 with a nice ESR and lots of spares get in tough with me.

    Frank Clark
    fhc@doglickedracing.com

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