The e-RAM Electric Supercharger provides a dyno proven 5 to 15 HP increase from 3000 RPM to MAX RPM when mounted on any engine! GUARANTEED! Only $299.00


http://www.electricsupercharger.com/

 

Just say no to rice.

 

Looks pretty gimmicky to me.

 

There was a guy who used one on another truck Mailing List I belonged to before I got my Ford. It is real. The only thing is it's set up to come on only at WOT. It doesn't run constantly. He had it on a V6 Dakota and it gave 1 to 1.5 lb of "boost". It will give a little more on a smaller rice motor. Anything bigger than a the Dak V6 needs 2 of them. He got rid of it last year and put a real SC on his truck.

DF

 

Does it come with a boost gauge calibrated in tenths psi, like:


1
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- -
- -
0 2max


that would be awesome!

 

I think our Eatons would suck that thing through our TBs and into the blower.

On our motors it is very possible that this thing would be a restriction.

 

Per definition, a supercharger has to be a positive displacement device. This looks more like a turbocharger driven by an electric motor. You might make some electric power from it, charge your battery with the air being sucked into it by the Eaton...

 

Looks like perpetual motion to me. They are right down the street from here. It might work if it were powered by a gas turbine with a high bypass fan.

 

Cute Model, BS product. Typical Rice

Does it double as a leaf blower?

 

sorry, just had to laugh I think its funny...just get a real SC....its safer and probably would be more benificial than a double duty leaf blower.

 

IS this a wholly owned subsidiary of Uncle Ben's?

 

Would an e-RAM in line before the Eaton help flow much? How about their Super e-RAM (which looks from the picture to be 2 e-RAM's in series) http://www.electricsupercharger.com/...percharger.com Isn't this similar to what 38 top gun was trying to do with a second supercharger? Whatever happened to that project?

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...5&pagenumber=1

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...5&pagenumber=1

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...threadid=30139

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...threadid=34048

 

Like MRBBQMAN said, the boost gauge is calibrated in tenths maxing out at approximately 9/10ths. That is the equivalent pressure required to blow an 8-inch bubble from two pieces of Bazooka bubble gum. The gauge unfortunately runs to 20psi. This is a picture of the prototype, but the production model is very similar.