Electric Supercharger
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12-17-2008, 09:43 PM
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12-18-2008, 09:04 AM
Forget it!!!!
It's another scam.
A supercharger uses crankshaft torque to turn an impeller that forces air into the combustion chamber.The math works out to somewhere around,are you ready for this,,,,,,fifty horsepower to make around eight pounds of boost.A fifty HP electric motor is quite large and weighs a couple of hundred pounds.I used to have a link to a site that explained all this in clear terms but it's been erased.
Try googling "electric supercharger scams" and see what comes up.
Don't spend your money on things like that.If they worked every car would have them.Right up there with those "tornado" things.All scams.
It's another scam.
A supercharger uses crankshaft torque to turn an impeller that forces air into the combustion chamber.The math works out to somewhere around,are you ready for this,,,,,,fifty horsepower to make around eight pounds of boost.A fifty HP electric motor is quite large and weighs a couple of hundred pounds.I used to have a link to a site that explained all this in clear terms but it's been erased.
Try googling "electric supercharger scams" and see what comes up.
Don't spend your money on things like that.If they worked every car would have them.Right up there with those "tornado" things.All scams.
