Supercherge kit i found.im not sure how great it is what do u guys think?
Supercherge kit i found.im not sure how great it is what do u guys think?
Under neath is the link.im wanting more power my trucks not fast enough.i was thinking of a chip or this or both.i dunno.right now trhe power is not the worst but i plan on lifting my truck so i need more.Tell me what ur guyses opinion is on this product.pls.will it mezs up my engine?will it work good?should i put any other parts on it to make it work?will it shorten my trucks life spand?thnk
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...QQcmdZViewItem
A total waste of time. You can't possible get a gain except a very low RPM's, and in all other cases it will HURT performance.
This scam comes up again and again. It simply won't work. I don't know if it was here or on the old GenEdge I calculated the power required to get a boost in pressure for a given rate of air flow and it was something like 300+ amps to drive the necessary electric motor. Take a good look at that motor, and I think you'll see it's not that big.
This scam comes up again and again. It simply won't work. I don't know if it was here or on the old GenEdge I calculated the power required to get a boost in pressure for a given rate of air flow and it was something like 300+ amps to drive the necessary electric motor. Take a good look at that motor, and I think you'll see it's not that big.
Originally Posted by Vaterland
rockers what are those ive never heard of that.
The push on little "beak shaped things" (lol) as noted above, that are like "see-saws". They rock and turn upward motion of the pushrod into downward motion of the valve so your cylinders can breath in and out.
Rockers can be designed to change how far your valves open, allowing freer breathing -- within limits. For some engines, changing rockers can be a chore because there may not be any available that are a size match, or there may not be enough room beneath the valve cover for them.
I wonder if you could take the electric motor out, and some how attach a pully to it and run it off the engine using a seperate belt. I don't know if the internals of that thing is efficient enough to make enough boost to be worth anything though.
I think not. I pointed out the power budget as an easy way to indicate why it won't work -- but I also believe a squirrel cage blower is NOT the answer, lol -- how many squirrel cage superchargers have you seen? Closest thing to that is an impeller type turbo.
Originally Posted by n3elz
The standard things: exhaust, headers, intake, rockers, cam, chip or programmer, in no particular order.
Originally Posted by Cody_288
It all works. That ebay thing wont. Ohh... and It's not a supercharger.
Jesse, one thing to look for when checking eBay is the seller's feedback. There you can find out a bit about how the seller does business, and also how good the product actually is. In this particular seller's feedback, you can see that quite a few people have been unhappy with the product, and some have even said that it does not work whatsoever as N3elz described.
http://feedback.ebay.com/ebaymotors/...&iid=-1&de=off
Watch yourself when shopping on eBay, and good luck with your mods.
http://feedback.ebay.com/ebaymotors/...&iid=-1&de=off
Watch yourself when shopping on eBay, and good luck with your mods.
Originally Posted by winks
Jesse, one thing to look for when checking eBay is the seller's feedback. There you can find out a bit about how the seller does business, and also how good the product actually is. In this particular seller's feedback, you can see that quite a few people have been unhappy with the product, and some have even said that it does not work whatsoever as N3elz described.
http://feedback.ebay.com/ebaymotors/...&iid=-1&de=off
Watch yourself when shopping on eBay, and good luck with your mods.
http://feedback.ebay.com/ebaymotors/...&iid=-1&de=off
Watch yourself when shopping on eBay, and good luck with your mods.
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