| Dyer's Blowers was started back in the late 1960's by Gary Dyer. Gary built and drove the Grand
Spaulding Dodge Funny Cars and Pro-Stock Cars from 1964 to 1971. Gary built his own superchargers
and engines for the Grand Spaulding entries and his car's successes led him to provide superchargers
for his fellow competitors. Upon retiring from his driving duties, Gary set his sights on providing
supercharger systems for the general public. His goal was to provide supercharger systems for a
wide variety of domestic V8 engines. Dyer's Blowers was one of the first companies to build street
supercharger systems for Fords, AMCs, Pontiacs, Buicks, and Oldsmobiles in addition to the Chevrolet
and Chrysler lines.
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 Soon Dyer's Blowers had outgrown its original shop in Bridgeview, Illinois and in 1975 moved to a 6,500 square foot facility in nearby Summit, Illinois where it still resides today. The move allowed Dyer's Blowers to upgrade their manufacturing equipment to include CNC machinery to manufacture a majority of its supercharger components in house.
 Today, Dyer's Blowers is still owned and managed by Gary Dyer. In fact, Gary still hand clearances and assembles a majority of the superchargers that are sold each year by Dyer's Blowers. With a core group of knowledgeable, trained personnel and with the help of his son, William, who handles the sales and marketing end of the business, Dyer's Blowers remains one of the leading manufactureres of supercharger systems.
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