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Old 27-05-10, 10:26 AM   #1
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Does anyone have experiences with this air-intake component? Thanks
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Old 27-05-10, 10:39 AM   #2
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If this is the small fan that sits in the intake of a normally aspirated car, sold on ebay cheaply, then the general consensus is that it's Bollox.

But for a more concise and considered opinion, a few more product details are required.
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Old 27-05-10, 10:42 AM   #3
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Absolutely, totally non effective method for producing boost.
Consider the power requirements for a turbo (shaft horsepower) to actually produce just 1psi of boost.
An electric fan gently blowing a light pressure (and virtually no volume) is not going to create power as it will never keep up with the engines requirements for consuming air.

Save your money for a proper turbo or supercharger conversion, these electric "turbos" couldnt give you a decent blowjob.....
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Old 27-05-10, 10:50 AM   #4
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Absolutely, totally non effective method for producing boost.
Consider the power requirements for a turbo (shaft horsepower) to actually produce just 1psi of boost.
An electric fan gently blowing a light pressure (and virtually no volume) is not going to create power as it will never keep up with the engines requirements for consuming air.

Save your money for a proper turbo or supercharger conversion, these electric "turbos" couldnt give you a decent blowjob.....
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To avoid misunderstanding, I have got GT35R BB turbocharger but want to get more air to the engine (AAN 2.2 20V turbo)...thats all
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Old 27-05-10, 11:06 AM   #5
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To avoid misunderstanding, I have got GT35R BB turbocharger but want to get more air to the engine (AAN 2.2 20V turbo)...thats all
Just route the intake to the turbo to the front of the car via an insulated induction pipe and remote air filter- that fan wafting air about the bay wont do anything positive especially when the cars in forward motion- the air pressures and vectors created by the car moving will easily disrupt/destroy any "effect" it may have while stationary, which is why you dont see them fitted to a proper race car.
Save your pennies.
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Old 27-05-10, 11:19 AM   #6
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Just route the intake to the turbo to the front of the car via an insulated induction pipe and remote air filter- that fan wafting air about the bay wont do anything positive especially when the cars in forward motion- the air pressures and vectors created by the car moving will easily disrupt/destroy any "effect" it may have while stationary, which is why you dont see them fitted to a proper race car.
Save your pennies.
Ok, thanks mate
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