Tornado Fuel Saver
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Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Florida
hahaha well rlin if you can tell from 2002ap1's reply there the thing is a royal piece of crap! I haven't used it personally but I've heard plenty on it. In fact in some cases its actually caused more harm then good.
there's mention of it in a thread here or on my350z about it.
On a day where a bunch of guys/girls were doing a dyno day one of the guy stuck that thing in there to see... & lo and behold it was like -10hp.
That's minus 10!!!! He joked he was just glad his engine didn't suck it in.
On a day where a bunch of guys/girls were doing a dyno day one of the guy stuck that thing in there to see... & lo and behold it was like -10hp.
That's minus 10!!!! He joked he was just glad his engine didn't suck it in.
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From: Florida
Originally Posted by madchef
It's a poorly made POS. Better get your flame suit on 
Anyone want to buy an electric supercharger?
Anyone want to buy an electric supercharger?
Ohhhh man the electric supercharger, now thats a serious mod there. "Supercharge any car!" I hear its even better then the Vortech (j/k)
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well you know,
I'm actually waiting for a big company to come out with a electric supercharger. auto cooling fans used to be attached to the engine... remember when? but they realized that you could save hp by making them electric. a computer controlled electric supercharger in theory could work. If it was it was set up to increase speed as rpm's increased. this way it wouldn't take any power away from the engine
I'm actually waiting for a big company to come out with a electric supercharger. auto cooling fans used to be attached to the engine... remember when? but they realized that you could save hp by making them electric. a computer controlled electric supercharger in theory could work. If it was it was set up to increase speed as rpm's increased. this way it wouldn't take any power away from the engine
Originally Posted by baileyrx
well you know,
I'm actually waiting for a big company to come out with a electric supercharger. auto cooling fans used to be attached to the engine... remember when? but they realized that you could save hp by making them electric. a computer controlled electric supercharger in theory could work. If it was it was set up to increase speed as rpm's increased. this way it wouldn't take any power away from the engine
I'm actually waiting for a big company to come out with a electric supercharger. auto cooling fans used to be attached to the engine... remember when? but they realized that you could save hp by making them electric. a computer controlled electric supercharger in theory could work. If it was it was set up to increase speed as rpm's increased. this way it wouldn't take any power away from the engine
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Originally Posted by madchef
Electric superchargers have been out for a while.....but there is no way they can spin fast enough to create any "boost".
haha...i was suckered into buying one (300) bucks and delivered 1psi of boost...or so they claim. Had this for my neon...hehe, I know, neon...what the heck were you thinking.
