Electronic Supercharger....
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QUOTE (hamhead @ Nov 8 2006, 04:20 PM)
The technology exists for it to work. Whether or not 40 amps can spin it at 20,000rpm I dunno, but 20k rpm would generate psi I would imagine. It has a shaft and a motor, it would compress air.
I have a motor that can spin 40,000rpm that consumes 9A. But think about how much 40 A is... I have problems drawing 40 A for my sterio system. I have a capacitor compensating. If you put 40A draw on your car at all times it will ruin your battery and then your alternator!
These things work using a fan. They just spin a fan into your motor. I noticed this one has a BOV on it. That's quite rediculous, being that it's a fan, it will never use a BOV. A fan naturally ceases at a certain pressure and air gets through the cracks. It's not a rix compressor like in a supercharger setup.
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cool.gif Its activated via a button DTN.
I'm not saying that it works, but people should actually read each time someone posts a link to one of these things rather than automatically raising the BS flag.
I'm not saying that it works, but people should actually read each time someone posts a link to one of these things rather than automatically raising the BS flag.
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^^ no, there is no button included. It also takes time for the impeller to wind up, It will take AT LEAST a seccond.
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This Build Your Own Pack Comes Complete With The Impeller Assembley, Internal motor, Silicone Shaft, Performance Filter, jubille Clips, Size Steppers ect.
