Has anyone tried an "E-charger", electric supercharger?? I've got one on order from California and I'll let ya'all know if its any good when I've got it fitted. Basically its a 400 watt axial flow blower in the inlet trunking which kicks in at full throttle and is supposed to hike power by 5 to eight percent. Seems like a good idea (for about 300 $) but the proof of the pudding will be in the farting. Mine's going on an N/A VX but it might be ok for the turdo too.
cheers
Griffo
E-charger
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griffo
, Dec 01 2003 08:25 PM
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speedyK
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Posted 01 December 2003 - 08:45 PM
Never heard of 'em.
Can you post a link or more info?
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Ricky2772
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Posted 01 December 2003 - 10:29 PM
...that would be +7/9 hp (if such claims are real) at full throttle.....mmmmmmmmm 
...all my best, but sounds a bit fishy to me......
400W is like having 7 low beams bulbs up and running...kinda heavy on the alternator, if used often.....
...all my best, but sounds a bit fishy to me......
400W is like having 7 low beams bulbs up and running...kinda heavy on the alternator, if used often.....
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griffo
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Posted 02 December 2003 - 09:34 PM
Yeh,
try www.electricsupercharger.com.
Griffo
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ddpunter
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Posted 03 December 2003 - 11:59 AM
how about this sort of thing 
http://www.moki.co.uk/turbo90.html
http://www.jperkinsd.....0flight items
seriously though, interested to hear how it goes
good luck
d
http://www.moki.co.uk/turbo90.html
http://www.jperkinsd.....0flight items
seriously though, interested to hear how it goes
good luck
d
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