847alexc
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So we all know that super chargers are belt driven and suck motor torque while turbos are driven by exhaust pressure, but tend to have lag and create additional back pressure.
So, what do you guys think about this...?
A small electric fan placed inline with the throttle body. The speed could be tied into the tachometer signal wire to adjust with engine revs. The would be no lag and much less drag on the motor. While it would tax the electrical system, the load would be minimal. You could easily come up with 5psi of boost without spending much money. not to mention it would be simple to adjust.
Am I crazy?
So, what do you guys think about this...?
A small electric fan placed inline with the throttle body. The speed could be tied into the tachometer signal wire to adjust with engine revs. The would be no lag and much less drag on the motor. While it would tax the electrical system, the load would be minimal. You could easily come up with 5psi of boost without spending much money. not to mention it would be simple to adjust.
Am I crazy?