poorboys supercharger
#1
poorboys supercharger
saw this and laughed
http://www.scribd.com/doc/2426845/El...ger-air-intake
i guess it could do some good, better than just a cold air intake alone. but you still would get laughed at by any serious car guy.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/2426845/El...ger-air-intake
i guess it could do some good, better than just a cold air intake alone. but you still would get laughed at by any serious car guy.
#4
These have been around for a while now, not sure how long but a few years for sure. I seen one for a civic I had around 3 years ago. Its a cool idea tho.
#5
im suprised nobody has created a real high powered electric supercharger... the idea is pretty sound, you would probably need to beef the electrical system, but it shuold be efficient as hell, superchargers are not very effecient, it bogs you down 75-100HP to spin the fan, but boosts you up 175-200 to make up for it.
if it was electric, it would be far more efficient.
if it was electric, it would be far more efficient.
#6
im suprised nobody has created a real high powered electric supercharger... the idea is pretty sound, you would probably need to beef the electrical system, but it shuold be efficient as hell, superchargers are not very effecient, it bogs you down 75-100HP to spin the fan, but boosts you up 175-200 to make up for it.
if it was electric, it would be far more efficient.
if it was electric, it would be far more efficient.
#7
they sell these things on ebay for like 50 dollars
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Turbo...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Turbo...Q5fAccessories
Last edited by sand1303; 08-20-2009 at 08:08 PM.
#9
im suprised nobody has created a real high powered electric supercharger... the idea is pretty sound, you would probably need to beef the electrical system, but it shuold be efficient as hell, superchargers are not very effecient, it bogs you down 75-100HP to spin the fan, but boosts you up 175-200 to make up for it.
if it was electric, it would be far more efficient.
if it was electric, it would be far more efficient.
#10
My friend had one of these on his Plymouth Breeze. It actually worked a little, quite the noticeable difference. Huge sound difference, and rpm's from mid/low to mid/high had a slightly noticeable torque increase. No changes to fuel delivery.
On the downside, his car did not have a MAF sensor. So a few months later, the engine went ca-put. The engine was probably running extra lean, and he had very low oil pressure.
Maybe if these things ran at a much higher rpm to create some significant boost, they would be useful.
On the downside, his car did not have a MAF sensor. So a few months later, the engine went ca-put. The engine was probably running extra lean, and he had very low oil pressure.
Maybe if these things ran at a much higher rpm to create some significant boost, they would be useful.
#13
if you can generate positive manifold pressure then yeah you'll make more power but the power required to run a compressor to any useful boost value is quite high. On average you'll need 55-65hp of input energy into the compressor to run 8psi on a stock head/cam car like our SOHC 4.6's and 5.4's. If you want more air it'll take more power to the compressor. Figure around 90hp for the compressor to net out 1 atmosphere of positive manifold pressure. You know how big a 90hp electric motor is?
#14
if you can generate positive manifold pressure then yeah you'll make more power but the power required to run a compressor to any useful boost value is quite high. On average you'll need 55-65hp of input energy into the compressor to run 8psi on a stock head/cam car like our SOHC 4.6's and 5.4's. If you want more air it'll take more power to the compressor. Figure around 90hp for the compressor to net out 1 atmosphere of positive manifold pressure. You know how big a 90hp electric motor is?
#15
now this is what im talking about... forcing air in....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SlkWokAm6s
lol
and this one too...LMAO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlKKwS0c4KM&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SlkWokAm6s
lol
and this one too...LMAO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlKKwS0c4KM&NR=1
#16
Well someone finally put one on a dyno http://videos.streetfire.net/video/L...-Dyno_7514.htm
I love the method they used to inject nitrous too
I love the method they used to inject nitrous too
Last edited by whitestang04; 08-21-2009 at 12:52 PM.
#18
Well someone finally put one on a dyno http://videos.streetfire.net/video/L...-Dyno_7514.htm
I love the method they used to inject nitrous too
I love the method they used to inject nitrous too
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