WOW!! wtf
WOW!! wtf
How many have seen these electric supers. i was just looking on ebay for supers and ran acrossed an electric one. wow people are really trying to get some cheap power.
I was just wondering if they work. seems like it would, but on the other hand how much could it really help?
This is not cause i want one just amazed at what kind of people are in the world.
I was just wondering if they work. seems like it would, but on the other hand how much could it really help?
This is not cause i want one just amazed at what kind of people are in the world.
They work great at restricting airflow to your truck's engine.
I would imagine that good gains could be had for an engine of, say, 80cc or so.
But are too small to work on a real engine.
Here's a test that some guy did on his 3.6L Porsche motor...not sure why someone would put that crap on a Porsche:
http://vintagebus.com/howto/e-ram/
...no gains.
This one works for small engines, but look at the battery pack that the guy uses:
http://www.turbomagazine.com/tech/04..._supercharger/
He claims that a 2.0l engine requires a 30hp electric motor to spin a compressor fast enough to get gains. I don't think the charging system can provide enough juice to keep those bateries charged at any rate.
I would imagine that good gains could be had for an engine of, say, 80cc or so.
But are too small to work on a real engine.
Here's a test that some guy did on his 3.6L Porsche motor...not sure why someone would put that crap on a Porsche:
http://vintagebus.com/howto/e-ram/
...no gains.
This one works for small engines, but look at the battery pack that the guy uses:
http://www.turbomagazine.com/tech/04..._supercharger/
He claims that a 2.0l engine requires a 30hp electric motor to spin a compressor fast enough to get gains. I don't think the charging system can provide enough juice to keep those bateries charged at any rate.


