I thought this looked fun for a weekend laugh...
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ive seen people seriously dyno using a leaf blower(same thing) and gain ~10whp
http://www.streetfire.net/video/leaf...-pull_7514.htm
not much but ive seen people spend more and gain less ..however i wouldn't do it and these results are what you can probably expect.
http://www.streetfire.net/video/leaf...-pull_7514.htm
not much but ive seen people spend more and gain less ..however i wouldn't do it and these results are what you can probably expect.
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Edit: I've got a feeling though, that with leaf blowers(I cant believe we're talking about this) the actual size doesnt really matter...What I mean is that they all generally blow the same amount...I mean they're just leaves lmfao! This is hilarious, sorry. I hope someone tries this before me.
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I think anyone considering this POS needs to watch closely at 3:18 or so into the video and notice all the debris (metal??) flying off the blades. (uhmmm, not in MY intake, thank you very much!)
Well, maybe it's because, technically speaking, it is a supercharger since there is NO exhaust gas pressure involved in the generation of the boost.
Well, maybe it's because, technically speaking, it is a supercharger since there is NO exhaust gas pressure involved in the generation of the boost.
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I think anyone considering this POS needs to watch closely at 3:18 or so into the video and notice all the debris (metal??) flying off the blades. (uhmmm, not in MY intake, thank you very much!)
Well, maybe it's because, technically speaking, it is a supercharger since there is NO exhaust gas pressure involved in the generation of the boost.
Well, maybe it's because, technically speaking, it is a supercharger since there is NO exhaust gas pressure involved in the generation of the boost.
So those pieces of metal were flying OUT of the intake while falling off of a turbine that is SUCKING in? I think it just picked up debris off the car perhaps?
And if this product were such a POS(which I'm sure its liable to be), I'm sure that metal's melting point is EXTREMELY LOW so even if they were going into the combustion chamber...it is SO hot in there, they'll probably melt instantly and come out as exhaust gas..especially considering how thin those "debris" looked.
Yup.
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