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Good Old Ebay Motors
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Supercharge Your Engine
Old enough to know me limit, yet young enough to exceed it.
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#2
I remember seeing back somewhere on streetfire a guy using a leaf blower directly on the intake of a Chev S-10. Gained 40 hp, from like 190 to 230.

Was kinda weird, but it sure looked like nitrous was used.
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#3
After a few minutes of wasted reading on Google searches for electric s/c'ers it looks like they're useless, but could 'help' in drawing in air, a slight bit. But the ones shown on the ebay page listed don't even look like they provide a straight shot into the tb... so how is that helping efficiency any?!

One more useless idea; an intake, tb and tune are sufficient. This toy, looks to be a waste of money, I think i'd rather buy the even more pathetic Tornado before considering this, at least the Toanado would have better umm... reliability... :lol:
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#4
These "Electric Superchargers" are used on motorboats. I guess someone thought it would be a good cash grab to market for automotive use.

I'd be tempted to see if anyone actually used one with any success.
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