i am just wondering are those just ebay craps?? or they really improve the horse power "a bit"!

thanks

 

Get a REAL TurboCharger

 

It rocks!!!! Worth at least 0 HP!!!

If it seems to good to be true it probably is. Not trying to be a total jerk here, but this subject has already been given more time than it's worth. Do a search, you'll find this product is a jerk.

 

wire it up and put it on your dash board to use it as a fan

 

you'll get more hp w/a maxima.org sticker

 

There's one .org memeber that has one & likes it! He says it's a nice mod for the $$$

When I was 16 I once connected a hairdryer to the intake of my dirtbike and it did make a HUGE difference, and would rev up considerably faster. Of course I tested it in my garage & it was an 80cc single-piston motor.

The max is 3.5lit & requires way more air mass to run. So I would have to say that the fan would not generate enough oumph to move the air mass necessary to power your max.

But like I said:

a) There is one believer -> the guy that actually OWNS the E-charger.

b) There's everyone else that's a non-believer (that don't actually own one)

If you do the math, I believe you'll discover that it can't work as promissed. However, bees aren't supposed to fly either... but they can & they do!

If you purchase with a credit card - you always have the luxury of returning for a refund, if the product does not work as advertised. It's called CONSUMER PROTECTION. And NO you're NOT required to pay a restocking fee either! (this doesn't however apply to PAYPAL purchases)

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I thought someone proved it can't work... or more accurately, that it sucked more power than it provided. Like someone said, search and you'll find it.

I'm interested in your 'consumer protection' comment. Please explain "And NO you're NOT required to pay a restocking fee either!". Now you've got my interest.

 

You are correct, 2k2wannabe. At one time I located an article that proved mathematically that the electric supercharger cannot work with an engine of our size (3.0L +). I've searched in vain to relocate that article. But I assure you that I did see it and I used to post it here all the time.

 

wait a minute...REALLY!?!?

 

The first article below is the best IMHO :

http://autorepair.about.com/library/...afpr052002.htm

http://www.importracer.net/performance/tornadoair.html (this one is funny!)

http://www.dirtroad.com/tornado.htm

http://www.autofan.com/forum_thread.asp?message=2267

http://www.alaska.net/~ranger/truck/tornado/tornado.htm

 

how are those links related to the topic?

 

If they claim certain HP delivered and the product doesn't produce, then it's called FALSE ADVERTISMENT. You file a claim with your CC company & can return virtually ANYTHING. Just call the merchant & tell them you will file a CC complaint & mention FALSE ADVERTISING and tell them you'll have them placed on the BAD-MERCHANT list.

I've done this 5-times already with products purchased online and in stores. I even canceled a hotel room hours after check-in, casue it was a dump. (in Canada) I did not get a cancelation fee or anything.

In the U.S.A. & Canada consumers RULE.

Also there is some kind of law that says "You can return ANYTHING you purchased, within a week (or so) after purchasing" I forget what the name is, but CAR DEALERS make you sign it when you buy a new car. That guarantees them that you won't be able to return the car, as specified in the "law_name_goes_here"

Didn't you sign that waiver? I always read & ask, before I sign. Always remember: consumers (=YOU) run the economy, have RIGHTS, and are always protected because of this.

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