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Originally Posted by Rory McNeil
Concerning the back half, it may or may not be legal for Super Stock , depending on how it was done. The rear frame rails are not permitted to be higher than the factory trunk floor, and most of the original trunk floor needs to be retained. So if the car has had all the trunk flooring replaced, or made of flat steel or aluminum, and had the frame rails made to "kick up" higher etc, that will need to be corrected to meet the rules.
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A legal Super Stock back half is way different from a generic back half. As Rory states, it needs to be mostly not only steel but also mostly original floorpan. Any suspension retrofit need to be contained under the original floor, a work around on that is that it can be contained inside the new steel tubs. Way more complicated than a generic back half. On the other hand, I have seen some massively illegal back halves hiding under carpeting and no one is saying anything.