Link on how to build an electric supercharger

[88VADERVII]

hey, guys go to this link http://www.importmodifications.com/import-2co/get.php?file=electricsupercharger.html
it will work on any fuel injected car or truck , i built one for my mark VII and it really works i got almost a 30 horse power boost and it only cost like 75.00 and a little time.

 

[seanklsc]

what the :q:q:q:q?

 

[Quik LS]

please

 

[MonsterMark]

And Vader, I'm sure you have a dyno pull showing the 30 hp.

 

[gadget73]

Hm. I can't imagine it producing much boost (site claims 1-2 psi) but it really can't hurt anything. Tho with it off, it surely would block a fair bit of airflow. Might be good for a couple ponies, surely more than a K&N would give you.

I was actually going to use something similar for a heater blower in my VW, but never got around to it.

 

[Marine]

UHHHH...I dont know about that......sounds fishy. What's to keep drag from rendering this ineffective??

 

[formerknown]

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[Joeychgo]

Was this "As Seen On TV"?

 

[Quik LS]

time and time again these things pop up - the better ones like the 'e-ram' can flow air - but they can't build pressure.

the only real electric supercharger is from BoostHead.com. Big $$$ and big power requirements.

 

[red 04]

:ricesmile :ricesmile :ricesmile :ricesmile :bsflag:

 

[2001LS8Sport]

Richard Holdener actually tested one of those. On a dyno in a controlled situation where he was able to maximize every single parameter, he found 2 to 4 hp.