Saw this on ebay... hahaha HMMM????????
Saw this on ebay... hahaha HMMM????????
Originally Posted by Nietzsche
In theory such a devise should work.
...with "in theory" being a key phrase. In field tests it may be a completly different result.
On another note, I'm kinda curious to see someone try it.
Originally Posted by SmokeNismo
...with "in theory" being a key phrase. In field tests it may be a completly different result.
On another note, I'm kinda curious to see someone try it.
On another note, I'm kinda curious to see someone try it.
http://videos.streetfire.net/Player....AD23CA9564&p=0
It might work if you had a dual intake pipe with a flapper valve. You could pressurize the system for low rpms than have a switch trip the flapper to the non pressurized side. That fan would become a restiction at a some point and that is where you would need to switch it. End result would more hp at low rpms which isn't a bad thing for around town. Don't forget it's draw on the alternator would sap hp too.
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To me the only downside is when turned off, it will greatly restrict airflow unless you decide to keep it on all the time. Unless someone tries it, we will never know...
yeah this kid i know bought 1 i looked at it it is just a hand blow dryer motor basically they sux so we put it on the dyno he lost hp. so we made 1 like it except we used a leaf blower motor and it just keeped turning off to much air being pushed threw. lmao
Originally Posted by mwalker23
yeah this kid i know bought 1 i looked at it it is just a hand blow dryer motor basically they sux so we put it on the dyno he lost hp. so we made 1 like it except we used a leaf blower motor and it just keeped turning off to much air being pushed threw. lmao
for trying with a leaf blower.
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