Instructions on how to register for the FORD Racing Program with the ASA Midwest Tour

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2. Hamner Sealed Weight 2775.

Engine Set back.
1. Will be measured from either front upper ball joint for cars with out off upper A-frames. We will also be working on
a new measurement for cars with off set A-frames.
2. All Set backs will remain the same.

Tech Note: Attn Teams, the items listed below are being updated in the rules and they will be finalized asap. If you have any questions please contact me via phone. Mike Lemke

ASA Midwest Tour Late Model Rules Changes 12/14/11

Tires: 2012 Tire: Hoosier F25 Left and F48 Right

Body Rules

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1. No pannels to extend tops of doors.

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2. No panning of bottom of car except from radiator to front bumper and between frame rails. For air intake to radiator.

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3. Exhaust that exits from door must be flush and must have door flange and mounted flush to door.

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4. Add to ABC Rules MEASUREMENT "A" Must be
a minimum of 11.5 inches and nose measurment must be 20 inches minimum from hood to bottom of the nose.

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5. All air for brake blowers must be taken from nose
or radiator air box only. May not pull air from under car at any time. Max 2 per each wheel. Air must only be blown on brake rotors.

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6. Right side door inner pannel must drop down from
the door and must be official approved.

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7. The use of a 6.5 inch CLEAR spoiler will be allowed.

Chassis

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Post-race inspections found that the engine in the #43 car had non-approved parts in the bottom end. Although they have no performance advantage, the engine must be deemed unapproved. The parts in question are the same weight and configuration of the short track engine but not approved for competition in the ASA Midwest Tour.

We feel that the #43 team was informed by the seller that it was the same (with a few minor changes) as is approved in our series. In belief of the seller, the #43 ran the engine in our series. We believe that the #43 team in good faith changed what they believed were the differences in the engines before they arrived to participate. Unfortunately that was not all that had to be changed.