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E-Bay Electric Supercharger
Here's another leaf blower special.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=46098
250 CFM, what a joke!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=46098
250 CFM, what a joke!
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Not only that, but the guy has a picture of a car in a show room im sure neither he owns. The one bidder is a private id which leads me to believe its himself bidding on it. Junk....
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The hell with it. If these people can do it, so I can I. I'm gonna take a Toro electric leafblower and re-wire it to run off of 12v DC current, slap a filter on it, and call it the Tornadocharger.
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Heres some nitrous to go with all that boost.... This is worse than the supercharger!
on second thought..... that would be badass on a moped, or one of those motorized scooters
on second thought..... that would be badass on a moped, or one of those motorized scooters
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This line is not designed to have nitrous run through it. It has a tendancy to freeze and crack. This allows the nitrous to spill onto your engine and may cause a fire. How far will the $5 you save when buying thier kit go towards repairing your car? Besides, your driving a car, not a fish tank.
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Originally posted by LaxStreetRacer
Heres some nitrous to go with all that boost.... This is worse than the supercharger!
on second thought..... that would be badass on a moped, or one of those motorized scooters
Heres some nitrous to go with all that boost.... This is worse than the supercharger!
on second thought..... that would be badass on a moped, or one of those motorized scooters
Haha.....or a motorcycle..... :lala: HMMMM...............84 hp sure would be nice....
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Not only that, but the guy has a picture of a car in a show room im sure neither he owns. The one bidder is a private id which leads me to believe its himself bidding on it. Junk....
Not only that, but the guy has a picture of a car in a show room im sure neither he owns. The one bidder is a private id which leads me to believe its himself bidding on it. Junk....
Why would he do this? Maybe to keep people like us from cantacting the buyer and warning him that this is one of the biggest gimmic's around???? I just wish that more people had a clue as to what's going on, so that people like that wouldn't have an opportunity to screw people.....
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if i had 45 bucks to spare i'd buy it and put it on my moms honda and see what it did lol... not that i think it would do anything but just for ****s and grins...
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Originally posted by hot86z-28
if i had 45 bucks to spare i'd buy it and put it on my moms honda and see what it did lol... not that i think it would do anything but just for ****s and grins...
if i had 45 bucks to spare i'd buy it and put it on my moms honda and see what it did lol... not that i think it would do anything but just for ****s and grins...
P.S. I have never done whippets but i have seen some friends do them before, IMO you look and act like a retard to get a buzz that lasts about 30 seconds.
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Yeah I have two of those mini nitrous oxide tanks plus a cracker in my glovebox. That food-grade nitrous is better than the automotive grade cause it has no additives(sulfur). But yeah, they are for my engine's consumption, not my own
They are sold for use in "making whip cream"
They are sold for use in "making whip cream"
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AHHHH leaf blowers work guys!
http://videos.streetfire.net/Player....AD23CA9564&p=0
dyno proven to gain 10hp or more depending on motor
http://videos.streetfire.net/Player....AD23CA9564&p=0
dyno proven to gain 10hp or more depending on motor
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wow i wasted my time watching that video. wish the truck came off the dyno and smashed into the numb nuts with the leaf blower
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wow i wasted my time watching that video. wish the truck came off the dyno and smashed into the numb nuts with the leaf blower
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Do you think it would be too much wind resistance to have someone track time it.
You know, with a guy standing on the bumper with a gas leaf blower and a can of whipped cream. I could bust some mad phat times yo.
Seriously though... I just don't know what to think. I believe the nitrous idea, fogging it into the engine seems to be the norm, but the leaf blower.
I am not sure if I believe it. I know that everyone talks trash about it, but who has acctually tried it? I have detered a few friends of mine from ordering an ebay special super charger, or that freakin tornado at autozone, but honestly I don't know that they don't work...
I wish I had a dyno to test a leaf blower mod. I also tend to believe that an electric leaf blower would have poor results compared to that gas powered one.
Really though, I just don't know what to believe.
Does anyone have actual evidence that a leaf blower is a bad idea.
I just couldn't imagine at some point listing craftsman, or lawnboy as one of my mods.
maybe that new honda 4 stroke 11hp leaf blower would make a great mod for my trans am.
it is too late, and I am beginning to start thinking this idea isn't completely stupid. I need to go to sleep.
You know, with a guy standing on the bumper with a gas leaf blower and a can of whipped cream. I could bust some mad phat times yo.
Seriously though... I just don't know what to think. I believe the nitrous idea, fogging it into the engine seems to be the norm, but the leaf blower.
I am not sure if I believe it. I know that everyone talks trash about it, but who has acctually tried it? I have detered a few friends of mine from ordering an ebay special super charger, or that freakin tornado at autozone, but honestly I don't know that they don't work...
I wish I had a dyno to test a leaf blower mod. I also tend to believe that an electric leaf blower would have poor results compared to that gas powered one.
Really though, I just don't know what to believe.
Does anyone have actual evidence that a leaf blower is a bad idea.
I just couldn't imagine at some point listing craftsman, or lawnboy as one of my mods.
maybe that new honda 4 stroke 11hp leaf blower would make a great mod for my trans am.
it is too late, and I am beginning to start thinking this idea isn't completely stupid. I need to go to sleep.
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I hooked up an electric leafblower to my intake using one of those autometer shift light boxes and a relay. primed it by flipping the switch, and it turned on at 3k RPM. I had signifigant gains when it kicked on.
That ebay thing is crap though.
That ebay thing is crap though.
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Thing is you're gonna have a hell of a time running a leafblower on a 12v DC system, when it's meant for a 110 AC system.... But I suppose it can be done
Tornado.....from what I hear, it DOES help gas mileage, not quite sure how, but I have a seriously hard time believing it does ANYTHING for horsepower. Throttle response? Sure, I believe it WOULD increase throttle response. But not power.
Electric superchargers....well, those are just a joke. Itty bitty little bilge pumps, it's hard to believe they can overcome the engine's own vacuum to even PRODUCE extra airflow....
Tornado.....from what I hear, it DOES help gas mileage, not quite sure how, but I have a seriously hard time believing it does ANYTHING for horsepower. Throttle response? Sure, I believe it WOULD increase throttle response. But not power.
Electric superchargers....well, those are just a joke. Itty bitty little bilge pumps, it's hard to believe they can overcome the engine's own vacuum to even PRODUCE extra airflow....
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someone on ebay did have a waorking electric super for sale.
it was a standard super with 3 starter motors on it.
it might work for a 1/4 mile,but for street use its worthless.
did you know audi is comeing out with a electric assist turbo!!
it uses a small e motor to spool the turbo so it wont have any lag.
it was a standard super with 3 starter motors on it.
it might work for a 1/4 mile,but for street use its worthless.
did you know audi is comeing out with a electric assist turbo!!
it uses a small e motor to spool the turbo so it wont have any lag.
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Originally posted by Nixon1
The hell with it. If these people can do it, so I can I. I'm gonna take a Toro electric leafblower and re-wire it to run off of 12v DC current, slap a filter on it, and call it the Tornadocharger.
The hell with it. If these people can do it, so I can I. I'm gonna take a Toro electric leafblower and re-wire it to run off of 12v DC current, slap a filter on it, and call it the Tornadocharger.
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=320200
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I have recently aquired six electric leaf blowers, New in the boxes, I will try and get them mounted this week and post some 1/8 mile times. If my sister loans me money for some more extension cords I will try for some 1/4 mile times.
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just use a 12v to 110v power inverter, it's loke 85 bucks from wal-mart
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Originally posted by mike graycar
I have recently aquired six electric leaf blowers, New in the boxes, I will try and get them mounted this week and post some 1/8 mile times. If my sister loans me money for some more extension cords I will try for some 1/4 mile times.
I have recently aquired six electric leaf blowers, New in the boxes, I will try and get them mounted this week and post some 1/8 mile times. If my sister loans me money for some more extension cords I will try for some 1/4 mile times.
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Re: E-Bay Electric Supercharger
Originally posted by 89Warbird
Here's another leaf blower special.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=46098
250 CFM, what a joke!
Here's another leaf blower special.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=46098
250 CFM, what a joke!
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Originally posted by rx7speed
that's more then the cfm rating on my carb.
that's more then the cfm rating on my carb.
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Re: Re: Re: E-Bay Electric Supercharger
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HAHA Are you serious man what do you have a V.W. beatle?
HAHA Are you serious man what do you have a V.W. beatle?
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Re: Re: Re: Re: E-Bay Electric Supercharger
Originally posted by rx7speed
worse
worse
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lets just say I'm running 1.6L of pure fury that puts out 68hp@5000rpms and 76lbs/ft@3000rpms. sure the car might only be 2000lbs or maybe sub 2000 by a bit now. but it is still one speedy little pile of molasses.. aka slow piece of cow dung.
but yeah carb is rated at something like 150cfm total for the 3bbl
but yeah carb is rated at something like 150cfm total for the 3bbl
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Originally posted by rx7speed
lets just say I'm running 1.6L of pure fury that puts out 68hp@5000rpms and 76lbs/ft@3000rpms. sure the car might only be 2000lbs or maybe sub 2000 by a bit now. but it is still one speedy little pile of molasses.. aka slow piece of cow dung.
but yeah carb is rated at something like 150cfm total for the 3bbl
lets just say I'm running 1.6L of pure fury that puts out 68hp@5000rpms and 76lbs/ft@3000rpms. sure the car might only be 2000lbs or maybe sub 2000 by a bit now. but it is still one speedy little pile of molasses.. aka slow piece of cow dung.
but yeah carb is rated at something like 150cfm total for the 3bbl
But hey...check out that torque...its actually HIGHER than the hp!
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Originally posted by Nixon1
a 150 cfm 3 barrel carb? What the ---- is this monstrosity?
a 150 cfm 3 barrel carb? What the ---- is this monstrosity?
look up the honda EF1 motor you might find some info. or just take a peak at cvcc
But hey...check out that torque...its actually HIGHER than the hp!
and the funny thing is it's a honda
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Originally posted by rx7speed
look up the honda EF1 motor you might find some info. or just take a peak at cvcc
and it comes in at a fairly low rpm range for a 4 wanger
and the funny thing is it's a honda
look up the honda EF1 motor you might find some info. or just take a peak at cvcc
and it comes in at a fairly low rpm range for a 4 wanger
and the funny thing is it's a honda
For an R/C car
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it is much easier to drive then my rx7 that's for sure. 1100rpms in 4th gear isn't that much of a problem
try that in my rx7 and it bucks jerks and doesn't like it.
and it's one big rc car
try that in my rx7 and it bucks jerks and doesn't like it.
and it's one big rc car
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