Electric Supercharger
- michaelj
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Electric Supercharger
Anyone have any experience with these things? Looks like a cheap way to gain some hp via a little bit of plumbing. Not sure how to keep them from leaning out on the mix though. They are switch activated. Stomp the pedal and they engage. I guess you need to tie it in with the secondary somehow, but that's not explained in the ads. And would there be a limit on compression ratio? hmmmm
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Re: Electric Supercharger
It's been tried an discussed here. They are a scam.
Trey
1982 SPIDER 2000, 1964 CHEVYII, 1969 Chevy Nova, 2005 DODGE RAM, 1988 Jeep Comanche
1972 Spider, 78 Spider rat racer 57 f-100,
1982 SPIDER 2000, 1964 CHEVYII, 1969 Chevy Nova, 2005 DODGE RAM, 1988 Jeep Comanche
1972 Spider, 78 Spider rat racer 57 f-100,
- engineerted
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Re: Electric Supercharger
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! don't even think about it.
Ted
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1974 Fiat 124 F Production Race car
1978 124 Spider, Complete Restoration
1974 Fiat 124 F Production Race car
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Re: Electric Supercharger
Piece of shit only good to vent your engine bay in a boat
- michaelj
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Re: Electric Supercharger
they looked like dookey. Very chincey. I guess I will stick with the Chia pet for the evaporative cooling effect on the inlet air. LOL
Thanks Gents
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