Thomas Knight ESC (electric supercharger)
02-27-2004, 07:34 PM
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Thomas Knight ESC (electric supercharger)
http://www.boosthead.com/product.php
Has anybody heard of this take on the electric supercharger? From the looks of it this guy seems to have found a way for it to work.
I did a search for this but didnt turn up anything, so if im double posting sorry.
What do you think
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Has anybody heard of this take on the electric supercharger? From the looks of it this guy seems to have found a way for it to work.
I did a search for this but didnt turn up anything, so if im double posting sorry.
What do you think
?
02-27-2004, 07:53 PM
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Re: Thomas Knight ESC (FMXer)
Numbers seem wacky, I'm skeptical too. You figure that with the "instant 20psi" it creates, you'd see more than a 75hp gain.
02-27-2004, 11:58 PM
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MOTHERF#CKER. I just got done with the blueprints of mine. Same concept, but only one electric motor. DAMN HIM!!!!
It'll work, but I was going to use a centifugal(sp?) S/C to have the efficiency as well as "free" instant boost. Thanks for pointing out this to me.
free- as in, not steal physical, or causing extreme back-pressure.
It'll work, but I was going to use a centifugal(sp?) S/C to have the efficiency as well as "free" instant boost. Thanks for pointing out this to me.
free- as in, not steal physical, or causing extreme back-pressure.
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