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hi guys .
i was wondering if any body knows about electric super charger. and if any body tried it. + it coast cheap too. around 100 to $150. peaple are seling on ebay.
i wanna know if its good. anyway i have 325i 94
Second that. Electric "superchargers" cannot build enough pressure fast enough to yield a performance boost even slight enough to compensate for the extra alternator load. 100% gimmic, for all cars.
Ebay is getting notorious with $20 intakes and $10 "resistor chip" mods, anymore.
Watch out!!!
Originally posted by SpooldUp@Aug 18 2005, 09:49 PM Second that. Electric "superchargers" cannot build enough pressure fast enough to yield a performance boost even slight enough to compensate for the extra alternator load. 100% gimmic, for all cars.
Ebay is getting notorious with $20 intakes and $10 "resistor chip" mods, anymore.
Watch out!!!
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I'm using my shopvac motor in my Expedition....
One hurdle to overcome is the inherent short range, I get about 150' of boost then it goes dead.....
And I'm still working on the hood clearance issues....
When I get it perfected you'll see it on Ebay.....
I think Evangelions have the same issue. . . maybe that was too obscure a reference.
But yeah, those ebay "turbochargers" are a waste of money. Now hook up a generator in your trunk, cut some holes in your hood and Mike will fix you up.
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