Bring back super/mod...

randy wilson · 08-16-2012, 12:35 PM

Any of that could work, but way more back-half cars available, then legal stockers. Would put most behind already. What I think they want, is to regain the popularity of super-mod. Which involved back-half, and scoops. But no rules committe will please all. The ones who want to run no-breakout will enter, the ones who don't, won't. Could also let any year car in, and give a 75lb. break to cars older then a certain year. The $500 dollar head switch would be a $ saver. Lets say first place car draws a number out of a hat, and exchanges. We all know most dollars are spent on heads, and that would keep anyone from trying anything illegal. At least it works for me.

08-16-2012, 12:35 PM	#11
randy wilson Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: N/A Posts: 882 Likes: 0 Liked 22 Times in 22 Posts	Re: Bring back super/mod... Any of that could work, but way more back-half cars available, then legal stockers. Would put most behind already. What I think they want, is to regain the popularity of super-mod. Which involved back-half, and scoops. But no rules committe will please all. The ones who want to run no-breakout will enter, the ones who don't, won't. Could also let any year car in, and give a 75lb. break to cars older then a certain year. The $500 dollar head switch would be a $ saver. Lets say first place car draws a number out of a hat, and exchanges. We all know most dollars are spent on heads, and that would keep anyone from trying anything illegal. At least it works for me. __________________ don,t have one