April 1, 1958 Patent for the Paxton Ball Drive

While cleaning out many old files I came across several 100 documents that I know will interest many enthusiasts alike. Here is just a taste of it. This is a copy of the original Patent Application for the Paxton Ball Drive. Its time consuming but I will post more.

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Joe Granatelli

Now remind me who had the first self contained blower :friendly_wink:

Not to many of the SN series fans left around I'm afraid, just a few of us old timers :smile:
But, anything you post is fantastic and appreciated :encouragement:

I've been running a modified SN93 in my Vette for 25 years....

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Not to many of the SN series fans left around I'm afraid, just a few of us old timers :smile:
But, anything you post is fantastic and appreciated :encouragement:

I've been running a modified SN93 in my Vette for 25 years....

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I hear ya. Its still great history. It shows how centrifugal supercharging started

interesting piece of history: good stuff:triumphant:

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Not to many of the SN series fans left around I'm afraid, just a few of us old timers :smile:
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As long the early Shelbys roam the highways, there will always be SN-60's in operation.


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Z

I bought one of the last sn 2000's new from summit racing in 2000 it came with the h.p impeller write from paxton I had it upgraded to the vr 4 in 2014 I love those blowers it's on a 93 5.0 mustang

I'm not that old I'm 38! Lol

That's awesome though I would love to have a copy of the sn2000 break down that why I can rebuild it myself!!!