(o_O) Electric Supercharger....for $180?!?

These show up pretty regularly, just don't get posted here. I doubt that it'd generate more than a couple of inches of manifold pressure, let alone any significant psi.
 
It would be much cheaper to just route a duct from the blower motor already in your Jeep to the intake. Want to go fast? Simple put the AC on high, you'll have forced air with an intercooler.
 
wouldn't you be a bit suspicious about a performance part they bothered to make a video for, but did not show the actual performance? That should be a big clue
 
I understand it would probably take enourmous power to create backpressure at the intake necessary for boost. Think about how much air the intake pulls while wide open. You need a fan that not only keeps up with the airflow, but pushes more.
 
I understand how these don't work but has anyone ever thought to try a R/C jet motor or turbine? I know that those on the bigger planes do have quite the thrust and power to move a 75lb+ plane to fly.
 
I saw some tests using a yard leaf blower. Even that amount of power did very little.
 
That's where I bought my last 710 cap (=
 
Awesome. Everyone should have two: one hooked up and another dumby unit mounted beside so it looks like a real street racer.
:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:
 
What is the horsepower drag of a supercharger? 1-2 HP? I don't really know, but assuming that number is correct, 1 HP = ~ 800 watts. That means the electric fan which is an equivalent draws 800 to 1600 watts. Divided by 12V, that is a current draw of over 66 to 132 amps. Hmmm, that would take some large cables. :)
 
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