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The blower is wicked cool, I want one...

Pete

A blower makes everything better......love that whistle!

Haven't seen one of those for a lot of years. One of my high school friends' father had a '54 Kaiser with the supercharged engine, it ran pretty well as I remember. Here's a link to Popular Mechanics, April 1954. Interesting article on the supercharged Kaiser engine on page 125. A lot of other interesting stuff along with it.

http://books.google.com/books?id=xyADAA ... &q&f=false

Blown willys pick up in Norway.
502 bbc with blower. 1240 hp....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyx8gcaIbKg

McCulloch made superchargers for some of the Kaisers that used the same Continental 226 as Willys did. You see them every once in a while, but they're rare and expensive.