Bring back super/mod...

Wade Mahaffey · 08-19-2012, 03:27 PM

I'm really enjoying this stuff, It's good therapy for the motivation I need to get back on this Corvette project. I noticed that some want to be closer to the old modified stuff (love it), and some lean toward more affordable sub-modified (love that as well). Great ideas all around, maybe something along the lines of an entry level or Jr. Modified. Cheaper engine programs to draw the budget racers into the mix. And then another class for the next level of more expensive combinations. Grow the class from entry to top level, in order to bring the maximum entries and enhance this class idea. I see that some think it could/would never happen. I am one of those that builds his own cars. I can tell you that all of my personal cars built at my home have been "Best Engineered Award Winners" and that does'nt happen with the mind set of "it will never happen". So keep beating on this idea, work it, mold it, love it, and you might be suprised what could come of it. Keep talking about it and keep moving foward, narrow down the rules package and develope a program. Then offer it up to the tracks and the HRA's.

Wade Mahaffey

08-19-2012, 03:27 PM	#11
Wade Mahaffey Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 581 Likes: 0 Liked 18 Times in 8 Posts	Re: Bring back super/mod... I'm really enjoying this stuff, It's good therapy for the motivation I need to get back on this Corvette project. I noticed that some want to be closer to the old modified stuff (love it), and some lean toward more affordable sub-modified (love that as well). Great ideas all around, maybe something along the lines of an entry level or Jr. Modified. Cheaper engine programs to draw the budget racers into the mix. And then another class for the next level of more expensive combinations. Grow the class from entry to top level, in order to bring the maximum entries and enhance this class idea. I see that some think it could/would never happen. I am one of those that builds his own cars. I can tell you that all of my personal cars built at my home have been "Best Engineered Award Winners" and that does'nt happen with the mind set of "it will never happen". So keep beating on this idea, work it, mold it, love it, and you might be suprised what could come of it. Keep talking about it and keep moving foward, narrow down the rules package and develope a program. Then offer it up to the tracks and the HRA's. Wade Mahaffey