I have been asked time and time again what is needed to install a Pepco Supercharger onto a Crosley Automobile engine. Well here goes. The Pepco supercharger was made primarily for Fageol V.I.P. engines (vertical inboard powerplant) They did make some kits for the Crosley car engine, but you have to remember this was already 1957 when they made these and the Crosley cars were going by the wayside, so they built very few of them. You can make a V.I.P. setup work on a Car engine, but you will have to make a custom, or alter the existing carb intake. The supercharger drives off of a special generator pulley (I custom machine these). The carb manifold # is 307555, and the supercharger mounting manifold # is 307759. These were made by Arrow the same company that made the thermostat housings for the Crosley engine. There is a small plate that offsets the supercharger mounting manifold (you can have this made by a machine shop), and you need to mount it to a military generator intake manifold. This manifold is offset a little more than the stock car, and it is machined to take a bolt on the one side instead of a stud.