supercharger
03-01-2006, 11:01 AM
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http://videos.streetfire.net/player....D-A1AD23CA9564
Same idea...I think you would see *some* increase, but you'd be better off getting real mods instead. Or just spend the $200 on a leaf blower and hook it up to your car
Same idea...I think you would see *some* increase, but you'd be better off getting real mods instead. Or just spend the $200 on a leaf blower and hook it up to your car
03-02-2006, 05:05 PM
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wasn't this discussed like a day ago? anyways gimme like 2-3 yrs. to work out the details of the idea i came up with. After looking at how existing electric superchargers function and why they suck *** I came up with a realistic design. I hope at the very least it could be used with an rpm switch and be useful to help with turbo lag on high boost motors, and if i can get it to make enough boost it could be stand alone but turned off when not wanted.
03-02-2006, 05:38 PM
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Turbo lag? Most people will use a two step system or nitrous. Friends of mine also use water/meth injection to help with lag.
I think these things have the greatest potential for relatively stock N/A motors. Unless your idea is really kickass...then go for it
I think these things have the greatest potential for relatively stock N/A motors. Unless your idea is really kickass...then go for it
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