Electric Superchargers - increase flow or restrict?

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dude they done even compress the air, and at 3krpm+ they will become a major restriction
best not having one

unless it can compress air and pass enuf cubic meters of air per sec then its a restriction and its useless
 
the ones you have posted are apparently just cheap plastic bildge pumps for boats used to pump water out. these will be useless with car engines

BUT if you are keen have a google for a company called "force flow" im almost certain thats what they are called, i used to see them on ebay a couple years ago. they actually made genuine electric superchargers and they were used and tested on race cars and bikes, wont be to good for 9k reving high performance engines but would be worth a shot on a 4g15 or something.

dont expect 20 psi i think they said its closer to 3 psi but still its a bit of hope for a poor little car if it does work


give them a look up and be the first to actually test them and see how they go?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg3Umrio5nA[/youtube]
 
XxOLIVERxX said:
heyy just saw this on ebay while searching in hope of finding a "rippmods" style supercharger for my lancer..

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MITSUBISHI-E...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item230b5e4608

u guys think it will work at all or just restrict the flow? il be using it on the end of a CAI:http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/03-0...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

has anyone used one b4 or know anyone who has?
they say it gives around 20 ish HP gain on an eclipse RS..
rubbish.
 
only company that made it work is Porsche... All the eBay ones are a bit rubbishy....
 
better off redirecting your aircon to the intake, at least that way the air is like 20degrees C lol
 
or taking off your aircon, replacing waterpump with an electric one and underdriving your pulley..

That way you're removing a lot of the taxable horsepower of the engine...
 
Waste of space and discussed here (and other forums) many a time.
 
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