Last year was my team's rookie year and we only had roughly 12 students on the team. After the build season was completely over, we realized how crucial it is to have a solid schedule to follow especially for the very beginning. Our team this year will supposedly surpass 40 students on the team, so how it is run will be very different. The basic schedule supplied by FIRST (
http://www.usfirst.org/sites/default...m_handbook.pdf Page 31) seems like a good plan to follow for the season, but I am wondering if there is a more detailed schedule for the first few days. We are wondering what is the best process to follow for designing the robot. We want to be able to consider every one's opinions and ideas, but we also do not want to spend too much time in this stage of the season. Thanks!
Go with a Big Block. The torque is awesome and you cant beat the sound of a built Big Block with a high lift cam and some open headers. A blower would be a nice addition as well.
Good luck getting past the inspector. - GBK [more] 
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