actually' buy it. if i had the money to burn, i'd try it out. I buy alot of cheapo things on ebay and they turn out fine.

 

POS. waste of money. ripoff.

get the picture, yet?

 

I want it!!!! AJKSDnAOUISdniausdb;as Im SO EXCITED!!!!

-Sean

 

on second though.

sean, you get the electric supercharger and i'll get a couple of those turbonators. we'll take it to the track and see what's up.

 

Someone really should get it and do a before & after run on the dyno.

 

i nominate you.

 

we all know whos car is the more awesomenest!!! With this said my hair dryer will blow your turbonator away!

-Sean

 

OK, let's stop talking rumors an speculation...

We can see from the data that the Bildge Blower produces 90 cfm (thanks Kleicoupe). That's great for blowing bildges, but how many CFM does the G flow when driving? General numbers are 200 cfm at 2000 RPM and over 700 CFM at 7000 RMP.

So, now does it still sound like a good idea?

 

The actual formula is CID x MaxRPM x VE x .5/1728
So that would put the VQ35 at around 391 CFM maximum at 7K RPM and 90% volumetric efficiency. So any electric blower is going to have to flow almost double that to provide any boost due to compressive effects.

That ebay thing is a joke. It will probably restrict flow more than anything. There is no way its going to provide 2-3 PSI. The only real option for an electric supercharger is the e-ram. It works, but only at full throttle.

http://www.electricsupercharger.com/...3&vehicle=3341

 

I was just winging the numbers based on this graph... Close enough.

 

Because you're trying to put a $65 BILGE PUMP on the engine of your $30,000.00+ sports coupe?

People pull this stupid scam all the time, find something that blows air and attach it to your battery, blow it into the engine and call it a supercharger.