wow look at this mod.
11-17-2002, 04:07 AM
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wow look at this mod.
look what I found on ebay everyone looks like a winner!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1872689430
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1872689430
11-17-2002, 09:30 AM
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thats pretty funny, what i fail to see if how that mini plastic turbine could spin fast enough to actually creat any kind of boots pressure at all.....teehee does it run on a couple AA bateries? im going to officially classify this "mod" as a ***** mod 
11-17-2002, 10:25 AM
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WTF!...I sent him an email and he sent this back
What do you mean? This electric supercharger is patented and the manufacturer is E-Ram. If you don't believe the item here is the manufacturer website www.electricsupercharger.com ... This item does work and people have tried it on their own cars. Even dynoed it to make sure the claims are true. Ask people that own MR2, Impreza, Lincoln, and other Camaro owners. All of them had tried it and had good results.
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You are such a loser trying to sell somethin like that
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Go to the website......I already ordered 3
What do you mean? This electric supercharger is patented and the manufacturer is E-Ram. If you don't believe the item here is the manufacturer website www.electricsupercharger.com ... This item does work and people have tried it on their own cars. Even dynoed it to make sure the claims are true. Ask people that own MR2, Impreza, Lincoln, and other Camaro owners. All of them had tried it and had good results.
dirtmandan@aol.com wrote:
You are such a loser trying to sell somethin like that
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Go to the website......I already ordered 3
11-17-2002, 10:33 AM
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Originally posted by ede
what a joke, sad thing is there are people that'll buy it
what a joke, sad thing is there are people that'll buy it
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11-17-2002, 12:22 PM
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i just looked at that web site and i think i actually got dumber as i was looking.
11-17-2002, 02:59 PM
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I think it might make ya a little faster. The concept is ok, i mean it does the same thing a suprecharger does, but since it's electric it only pushes 3psi (or at least that what I think it said. If it does push that air, than it would help. It isnt anything like classic blower that puts out alot more air, but hey if it gives you 3psi, for 300 bucks than amybe all the kind of people who dont have $$$ might benefit form one. Just my 2 cents
11-17-2002, 03:06 PM
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Originally posted by SuperchargedRS
I think it might make ya a little faster. The concept is ok, i mean it does the same thing a suprecharger does, but since it's electric it only pushes 3psi (or at least that what I think it said. If it does push that air, than it would help. It isnt anything like classic blower that puts out alot more air, but hey if it gives you 3psi, for 300 bucks than amybe all the kind of people who dont have $$$ might benefit form one. Just my 2 cents
I think it might make ya a little faster. The concept is ok, i mean it does the same thing a suprecharger does, but since it's electric it only pushes 3psi (or at least that what I think it said. If it does push that air, than it would help. It isnt anything like classic blower that puts out alot more air, but hey if it gives you 3psi, for 300 bucks than amybe all the kind of people who dont have $$$ might benefit form one. Just my 2 cents
It said 1 psi btw.
11-17-2002, 06:08 PM
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Originally posted by SuperchargedRS
I think it might make ya a little faster. The concept is ok, i mean it does the same thing a suprecharger does, but since it's electric it only pushes 3psi (or at least that what I think it said. If it does push that air, than it would help. It isnt anything like classic blower that puts out alot more air, but hey if it gives you 3psi, for 300 bucks than amybe all the kind of people who dont have $$$ might benefit form one. Just my 2 cents
I think it might make ya a little faster. The concept is ok, i mean it does the same thing a suprecharger does, but since it's electric it only pushes 3psi (or at least that what I think it said. If it does push that air, than it would help. It isnt anything like classic blower that puts out alot more air, but hey if it gives you 3psi, for 300 bucks than amybe all the kind of people who dont have $$$ might benefit form one. Just my 2 cents
If it does work don't you think engineers would have something like this on stock wimpy cheap cars?!?!?!?!
11-17-2002, 07:03 PM
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Originally posted by heavy_chevy29
i just looked at that web site and i think i actually got dumber as i was looking.
i just looked at that web site and i think i actually got dumber as i was looking.
AND, you're supposed to gain 17.5 HP on a 350HP engine huh? All from a driver cooling fan used in NASCAR and TransAm chassis'....
11-17-2002, 07:36 PM
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In no way im I supporting this product. Ok now that I've got that out, the actual physics and mechanics of the "E-Ram" are sound, its just, they aren't large enough or make enough power or pressure to really boost you when you need it. If you are really looking for a lot more air flow, you get a real blower, not some 1 p.s.i. crap. It's kind of like those carb and TBI spacers, their design works, but there is not enough of it to really get that much done, except the spacers actually are pretty good.
11-18-2002, 12:22 AM
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Originally posted by chacane67
And half of your dyno fee? Since when was a real dyno fee a $100.00? More like $200-300.00. (but YOU only get $50.00).
And half of your dyno fee? Since when was a real dyno fee a $100.00? More like $200-300.00. (but YOU only get $50.00).
the one that will be at Thirdgen Nationals '03 will be $50 for 3 pulls.
11-18-2002, 06:35 AM
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It's a 12 volt bildge fan (boat), am I right? If you really want one, go to your local boat store. There not cheap being marine stuff, but not the amout their charging. I paid about 50 bucks (500cfm) for the one I used on a racing jet ski years ago. I would think a R/C airplane ducted fan would work better LOL...run the pipe of the little twostroke RC engine's through the hood, the white smoke might make people think your purging a nitrous system LOL
11-18-2002, 08:36 AM
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there's one problem though, it can't even be called a supercharger! Even if it does blow sufficient air to the engine to make and difference, which I highly doubt, it is acting more like a ram air setup then a supercharger. A supercharger is designed to compress the air then blow it to the engine. The engine is getting larger amounts of air, but not necissarly at a higher velocity. That's the idea behind boost, hence why it's refered to as psi, and not cfm! that's why a bigger blower will generally, (not always, depends on engine requirments) will make more power, not because it is making more boost, but because it's pushing more volume of air. You'd be better off building your self nearly a free ram air setup then buying this import joke part!
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