vs_commodore_s
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hay every one just wanting to no wot every one things about electric chargers. are thay any good or not worth the mony. cheers
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Spend your money on alcohol, that way when you p*** it up the wall you won't be sober.
vs_commodore_s
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ok i wont get one lol
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i think it pose more of a restrican as the electic motor wouldnt be able to spin fast enough to create positive presure. You would need a big electric motor to spin an impella at the speeds that the motor dose. anyway i sent them a email carnt wait for the responce:w00t:
lol here what i sent them
i have a holden with a ls2 6.0lt motor in it i was wondering what sort of gains i would see using this electic supercharger and what sort of psi does it generate
lol here what i sent them
i have a holden with a ls2 6.0lt motor in it i was wondering what sort of gains i would see using this electic supercharger and what sort of psi does it generate
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i wouldnt risk it if its plastic it might be dodgy,break and go straight down your engines throat.
if you were gonna use one of them you'd strap a quad throttle setup on an excel or somethin and have one for each throttle body, might generate some power for once.lol.
if you were gonna use one of them you'd strap a quad throttle setup on an excel or somethin and have one for each throttle body, might generate some power for once.lol.
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lol no no responce yet there are a waste of money like i said they would be more of a restriction then anything and reduce air flow
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it would restrict a 6ltr, i reckon on a motor scooter it would make it go hard as.
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They are absolutely ridiculous. Its such a dodgy solution. The ones I've seen draw some phenomenal amount of current... up to a hundred amps... possibly more. Its only good for a couple of minutes before your battery is flat because the alternator can't supply enough current to keep it charged, not to mention the sodding thing would probably pose more of a restriction on a larger engine.
I think those things are designed to meet the needs of todays ricer. "Nawww man its tuff.. It has a supercharger" if they popped the bonnet and I saw one of those I would piss myself laughing.
Its kinda like how brand decals on the front quarter panels make the car at least 2 seconds faster down the quarter.
I think those things are designed to meet the needs of todays ricer. "Nawww man its tuff.. It has a supercharger" if they popped the bonnet and I saw one of those I would piss myself laughing.
Its kinda like how brand decals on the front quarter panels make the car at least 2 seconds faster down the quarter.