Would You Have One?

[silversurfer]

found this

http://www.turbomagazine.com/tech/0406tur_...rger/index.html

got to be a p :censor: take

[T600]

Your linky doesn't work; which is kind of appropriate, because neither do the things you're trying to link to.

[GIDDLEPIN]

Can't see a link but I have seen the comedy item advertised before, it looks like a heater fan in a duct you fit to your inlet pipe.

This is how big it would need to be to give enough volume of air :P

[Rockerrock]

Can't see a link but I have seen the comedy item advertised before, it looks like a heater fan in a duct you fit to your inlet pipe.

This is how big it would need to be to give enough volume of air :P

LMAO

[Raistlin]

Can't see a link but I have seen the comedy item advertised before, it looks like a heater fan in a duct you fit to your inlet pipe.

This is how big it would need to be to give enough volume of air :P

FAN-tastic

[dave.m]

Can't see a link but I have seen the comedy item advertised before, it looks like a heater fan in a duct you fit to your inlet pipe.

This is how big it would need to be to give enough volume of air :P

Blew me away

[silversurfer]

http://www.turbomagazine.com/tech/0406tur_...rger/index.html

sorry try that.

[T600]

That's quite interesting now the linky works.

It's not what I thought it was going to be. This guy seems to have made a serious effort to overcome the problems that are inherent in electrickery driven forced induction.

Maybe it does work - if only for short periods of time due to Battery capacity issues. But then you rarely need full boost for minutes on end anyway, so potentially it's quite a good idea. If claims of about 80% gain in HP are accurate, then yes, I'd buy one.

I was expecting the usual weak electronic turbo kit that does nothing but make turbo like noises.

[GIDDLEPIN]

Woops!....My bad

I thought it was the turbo type, not the supercharger type

They missed one of the other items you will need for this application ;)

The generator needed to keep 3 batteries & 3 starter motors happy