Supercharger kits designed and manufactured in the USA for Chevy, Ford, Hemi, Ram, Jeep, Toyota and import engines.
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A supercharger is a belt-driven air pump that forces more air into the engine than it can draw on its own. The bolt-on kits on this page are designed and manufactured in the USA around Eaton TVS rotor assemblies, with intercoolers, for Chevy, Ford, Hemi, Ram, Jeep, Toyota and import engines. Many are 50-state emissions legal.
Other ways to add air are on the air intakes and intake manifolds pages.
Edelbrock makes bolt-on supercharger kits for Chevy Camaro and Corvette, Colorado and Canyon pickups, 5.7, 6.1 and 6.4 Hemi engines, Ram 1500 trucks, Ford, Jeep, Mazda Miata, Subaru and Toyota, built around Eaton TVS rotor assemblies with high-capacity intercoolers. Many kits are 50-state emissions legal.
Made in: USA. Edelbrock says its superchargers are designed and manufactured in the USA, using Eaton TVS rotors.
Source: Edelbrock superchargers, checked 10/2026
Olive Branch, MSA supercharger adds stress to pistons, rods and the fuel system. Check what the kit maker recommends for fuel, tuning and internal parts, and see engine internal for US-made forged pistons, rods and crankshafts.
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