Electric Supercharger

**Shandy** · 11-11-2006, 08:38 AM

hi

i saw an Electric Supercharger on ebay a couple of days ago, and i was wondering if its going to be worth the money, or even work at all.

eBay Australia: Electric Supercharger turbo Toyota Celica (item 120049784826, end time 16-Nov-06 06:26:34 AEDST)

its a reasonable price, especially if it gets an extra 20hp out of my engine, but is it going to fuck with my engine? its not run off the crankshaft so its not going to put too much pressure on the engine.

the installation shouldnt be too hard, just connecting a few wires i assume.

what do you guys think.

cheers

**MartinGouda** · 11-11-2006, 11:47 AM

it will do nothing

**Burrcold** · 11-11-2006, 11:49 AM

just look at it closely and decide for yourself. If you think this could possibly do anything, then by all means spend your money.

You would also be a complete sucker...

**nightboi** · 11-11-2006, 08:51 PM

i guess electric super charger is just a waste of money.....

**MartinGouda** · 11-11-2006, 08:56 PM

not if you are thomas knight......

look it up

**Shandy** · 11-12-2006, 07:37 AM

lol so thats a no then. fair enough.

it did sound a bit sketchy so i'm not too suprised.

**MartinGouda** · 11-12-2006, 12:33 PM

no it's a "use the search feature"

**MDproskater2000** · 11-13-2006, 04:31 PM

Haha, I thought it was funny when I saw one on ebay. Especially when it's being sold so cheap.

**Turboo** · 01-22-2007, 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MartinGouda

it will do nothing

lol... I'm glad you agree....

**wil_wil2** · 01-22-2007, 10:27 PM

The cheap ones you buy off ebay and elsewhere will basically add a little more cfm, but more importantly they will help atomization. You will be increasing your effiency resulting in slight power and fuel economy gains.You will not recieve any 'boost' from these ones.
They do work and you do notice a difference, but not 20hp. Help a buddy install one a little more than a week ago in a little Scoup. If installing one make sure to buy an inline resistor and fuse.

**MartinGouda** · 01-23-2007, 12:15 AM

atomization.... bwhahahhahahahha

sticking your cock in your manifold would be a better mod.

the only esc's that work cost 5000+ dollars..... the bilge fan's do nothing and if the fins break off they can fuck your head up and snap valves for nothing... don't be a fool...

**wil_wil2** · 01-23-2007, 08:53 PM

They do about the same as a tornado. But yes they are absolutly nothing compared to a real ESC.

**Chrispaws13** · 01-24-2007, 11:58 AM

they just make out it will turn your motor in2 a supercar!!

its suprsing that people actually spend quite a few quid on these poinless things.

its a bit like when they are tryin to sell these chips that are suppose to give 25extra bhp for like £5!

**Pineapple** · 01-24-2007, 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wil_wil2

They do about the same as a tornado. But yes they are absolutly nothing compared to a real ESC.

The atomizing helps with carb or TBI engine. Most import inject close to the valve so very little benefit. A fan will help intake air velocity going into the cylinder and let the engine breath a bit easier. You're lucky to see 1-2 HP gain in the lowend. Less gain in highend cause the fan can't keep up with the CFM needed.

**Wiseco** · 01-24-2007, 04:44 PM

Total bullshit.

Want power for cheap?

Invest that 300$ you were going to spend on a used Nitrous kit.

yeehaa

**wil_wil2** · 01-24-2007, 08:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pineapple

The atomizing helps with carb or TBI engine. Most import inject close to the valve so very little benefit. A fan will help intake air velocity going into the cylinder and let the engine breath a bit easier. You're lucky to see 1-2 HP gain in the lowend. Less gain in highend cause the fan can't keep up with the CFM needed.

The motion of the air coming through the fan, as well as the velocity will help increase atomization in the combustion chamber. Whether it actually does this I don't know, but thats what the box said.

**klue** · 01-24-2007, 09:03 PM

nah pineapple is right, these engines are port injected so there really isnt any "atomization" aside from the change in tempature, and fuel pressure.

11-11-2006, 08:38 AM	#1 (permalink)
Shandy Location: Perth, Australia Posts: 71 Join Date: Jun 2006 Last On: 06-21-2007 11:05 AM Vehicle: 91 Celica SX	Electric Supercharger hi i saw an Electric Supercharger on ebay a couple of days ago, and i was wondering if its going to be worth the money, or even work at all. eBay Australia: Electric Supercharger turbo Toyota Celica (item 120049784826, end time 16-Nov-06 06:26:34 AEDST) its a reasonable price, especially if it gets an extra 20hp out of my engine, but is it going to fuck with my engine? its not run off the crankshaft so its not going to put too much pressure on the engine. the installation shouldnt be too hard, just connecting a few wires i assume. what do you guys think. cheers

11-11-2006, 11:47 AM	#2 (permalink)
MartinGouda USE THE SEARCH FEATURE!!! Location: Streetsville Posts: 12,023 Join Date: Oct 2003 Last On: 06-02-2008 01:41 PM Vehicle: DelsolTurboN2O 2nd Vehicle: Talon TSI AWD	Re: Electric Supercharger it will do nothing __________________ www.martingouda.com.... the rumors are all true...

11-11-2006, 11:49 AM	#3 (permalink)
Burrcold Location: Toronto Posts: 6,403 Join Date: Oct 2003 Last On: Yesterday 07:09 PM Vehicle: 08 Lexus IS250 2nd Vehicle: 08 Acura CSX	Re: Electric Supercharger just look at it closely and decide for yourself. If you think this could possibly do anything, then by all means spend your money. You would also be a complete sucker... __________________

11-11-2006, 08:51 PM	#4 (permalink)
nightboi Location: cali Posts: 42 Join Date: Sep 2006 Last On: 12-29-2006 12:30 AM	Re: Electric Supercharger i guess electric super charger is just a waste of money.....

11-11-2006, 08:56 PM	#5 (permalink)
MartinGouda USE THE SEARCH FEATURE!!! Location: Streetsville Posts: 12,023 Join Date: Oct 2003 Last On: 06-02-2008 01:41 PM Vehicle: DelsolTurboN2O 2nd Vehicle: Talon TSI AWD	Re: Electric Supercharger not if you are thomas knight...... look it up __________________ www.martingouda.com.... the rumors are all true...

11-12-2006, 07:37 AM	#6 (permalink)
Shandy Location: Perth, Australia Posts: 71 Join Date: Jun 2006 Last On: 06-21-2007 11:05 AM Vehicle: 91 Celica SX	Re: Electric Supercharger lol so thats a no then. fair enough. it did sound a bit sketchy so i'm not too suprised.

11-12-2006, 12:33 PM	#7 (permalink)
MartinGouda USE THE SEARCH FEATURE!!! Location: Streetsville Posts: 12,023 Join Date: Oct 2003 Last On: 06-02-2008 01:41 PM Vehicle: DelsolTurboN2O 2nd Vehicle: Talon TSI AWD	Re: Electric Supercharger no it's a "use the search feature" __________________ www.martingouda.com.... the rumors are all true...

11-13-2006, 04:31 PM	#8 (permalink)
MDproskater2000 I need another celica!!!! Location: NY Posts: 189 Join Date: Oct 2005 Last On: 03-19-2007 02:26 PM Vehicle: 91 Celica gt 2nd Vehicle: 2003 Blaster	Re: Electric Supercharger Haha, I thought it was funny when I saw one on ebay. Especially when it's being sold so cheap. __________________

01-22-2007, 10:27 PM	#10 (permalink)
wil_wil2 Location: Borden, Saskatchewan Posts: 764 Join Date: Feb 2006 Last On: 01-27-2007 03:16 PM Vehicle: 1968 C10 2nd Vehicle: 1989 Accord	Re: Electric Supercharger The cheap ones you buy off ebay and elsewhere will basically add a little more cfm, but more importantly they will help atomization. You will be increasing your effiency resulting in slight power and fuel economy gains.You will not recieve any 'boost' from these ones. They do work and you do notice a difference, but not 20hp. Help a buddy install one a little more than a week ago in a little Scoup. If installing one make sure to buy an inline resistor and fuse.

01-23-2007, 12:15 AM	#11 (permalink)
MartinGouda USE THE SEARCH FEATURE!!! Location: Streetsville Posts: 12,023 Join Date: Oct 2003 Last On: 06-02-2008 01:41 PM Vehicle: DelsolTurboN2O 2nd Vehicle: Talon TSI AWD	Re: Electric Supercharger atomization.... bwhahahhahahahha sticking your cock in your manifold would be a better mod. the only esc's that work cost 5000+ dollars..... the bilge fan's do nothing and if the fins break off they can fuck your head up and snap valves for nothing... don't be a fool... __________________ www.martingouda.com.... the rumors are all true...

01-23-2007, 08:53 PM	#12 (permalink)
wil_wil2 Location: Borden, Saskatchewan Posts: 764 Join Date: Feb 2006 Last On: 01-27-2007 03:16 PM Vehicle: 1968 C10 2nd Vehicle: 1989 Accord	Re: Electric Supercharger They do about the same as a tornado. But yes they are absolutly nothing compared to a real ESC.

01-24-2007, 11:58 AM	#13 (permalink)
Chrispaws13 Location: Bristol, England Posts: 89 Join Date: Sep 2006 Last On: 08-20-2007 10:59 AM Vehicle: 1991 GT	Re: Electric Supercharger they just make out it will turn your motor in2 a supercar!! its suprsing that people actually spend quite a few quid on these poinless things. its a bit like when they are tryin to sell these chips that are suppose to give 25extra bhp for like £5!

01-24-2007, 04:44 PM	#15 (permalink)
Wiseco Posts: 224 Join Date: Nov 2005 Last On: 02-12-2008 09:47 PM	Re: Electric Supercharger Total bullshit. Want power for cheap? Invest that 300$ you were going to spend on a used Nitrous kit. yeehaa __________________

01-24-2007, 09:03 PM	#17 (permalink)
klue Posts: 288 Join Date: Aug 2005 Last On: 09-05-2008 09:58 PM	Re: Electric Supercharger nah pineapple is right, these engines are port injected so there really isnt any "atomization" aside from the change in tempature, and fuel pressure.