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hey has anyone seen this before? Not too sure how it works.
http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_2063/article.html |
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Blu Falc |
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i think in that article they go on to say it wont work but there is a pic of another electric supercharger there and it will work. it uses three oddesy batteries (for greater energy discharge, better storage, faster charging) theres batteries operate the supercharger and can provide boost for around 60 seconds ( a long time to be on full boost). the batteries are re-charged via a trickle feed from you alt. Thins is all from my memory but it should be pretty much on the money. the e-ram looks dodgy to me.
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mates got an electric supercharger on his ba xr8, not sure which one it is of his as he has 3, anyway he said it was worth it, it added sumthing like 10rwkw or sumthing, he has a twin type one from the top of my head,
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Disco Frank |
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10rwkw form 3 supercharges?
waste of money!
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dcstraight |
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Might be fun purely in the interest of curiosity...but don't get your hopes up to make serious gains.
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Disco Frank |
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hah woot? someone hooked up a vacum cleaner to a zorst?? Lol
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{USERNAME} wrote: hah woot? someone hooked up a vacum cleaner to a zorst?? Lol
yeah someone on ehre a while ago hooked up tehre mummas vacum cleaner to there exhaust and said it reved up real smooth from idle, but restricted it in the higher revs i think. |
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Blu Falc |
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{USERNAME} wrote: mates got an electric supercharger on his ba xr8, not sure which one it is of his as he has 3, anyway he said it was worth it, it added sumthing like 10rwkw or sumthing, he has a twin type one from the top of my head,
Didnt he get one of the computer fan ones off ebay and it did absolutely f**k all? or was that a different friend with a different BA xr8? |
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Spork |
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Just remeber the energy in engergy out thing. You cant get something for nothing. Moving all that air at pressure into your engine takes alot of power.
Probabily in the order of 5-10Kw That's about 500Amp of current draw. Not impossible but you will need very thick cables, extra batteries upgraded alternator. There a a few genuine electric superchargers that do this but most are just rip offs. If in doubt ask for current draw or motor power output. Needs to be in the range of Killowats!
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Steady ED |
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The other one in that Autospeed article sounds 'more' reasonable.
Quote: the ESC-400 uses an Eaton twin-rotor core that's driven by three custom wound electric motors. All three motors - totalling 18 horsepower - are mounted on a CNC 60-16 T6 aluminium billet bracket. Interestingly, the ESC-400 has its own independent power source - four high-capacity 12V batteries Quote: Note that the ESC-400 draws 600 - 1200 amps during operation
and the 'dynacharger' at the bottom of that article sounds interesting. For those without Autospeed subscrips, it comprises an electric motor mounted between the compressor and turbine of a conventional turbocharger. It has 2 'modes', Motor and generator mode. In motor mode, at low engine speed, it helps the turbocharger spool up. Then in generator mode, when the engine is on boost, and spinning faster then it could manage, it charges it's battery off the turbochargers rotational energy.
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