This is something that also interested me as well. After seen a number of races with the supers, I just had to know how they worked. We were in Sandusky for one of the races there and the announcer invited everyone down to the pits to see the cars and stars of ISMA.

We went to the pits after the races and I was extremely impressed with all of the drivers and crews. They were working hard to get some work done before they loaded up to head back east. I was standing by one of the cars watching them work on the wing when the car owner walked over and asked if I had any questions. I proceded to ask how the wing worked and he took the time to have the crew show me exactly how it worked.

Truly facinating cars and I guess that I am hooked for life. I mentioned before that these are mostly one of a kind, hand built cars and the pride in workmanship of these owners is remarkable. If you get a chance, go to a supermodified race and visit the pits afterwards. It will be time well spent I guarantee it.