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Old 06-14-2001, 09:01 AM
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Anyone here ever used one of these?

http://www.electricsupercharger.com/
Old 06-14-2001, 09:06 AM
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No but I've known people who have used similar products. I suggest you stay away from them. You'd be better off with the motor from a leaf blower.
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Its a gimmick. Some people lose horsepower cause the damn fan does not blow faster than the engine can suck. Especially on a 11:1 compression engine. At 9000 rpm, the engine sucks hard.
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Don't do it man...
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Yeah, but the pretty girl says it will work...!!!
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I think the S2000 would ingest that electric supercharger at about 8300 rpms. Bad for the combustion chambers.

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"Bad for the glass." Which movie?
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Did anyone notice that the manufacturer doesn't even say how many cfm of airflow it produces? Instead, he talks about how many watts of electricity is required to produce 1/2 psi of pressure. Now, I'll admit that I'm no electrical wizard, but I don't see how watts relates to cfm or hp.
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Looks cool, though... like a little jet engine.
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Originally posted by 2x6spds
"Bad for the glass."
Roman Polanski's gardener character said that in "Chinatown."
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Watts is a measurement of power, just like H.P. One H.P. equals 746 watts. A S2000 produces 179,040 watts of power.


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