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has anyone used an electric turbo?? they make some 12v/24v electric turbos just curious if i should even waste my time?
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i dont think it would be as good as a turbo. but it should help a lil. but im not sure. just my 
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One of my buddies used a leaf blower duck taped to the intake of his $200 rice burner and it worked...for a few miles that is
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Just looking for a little more power and torque
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Even if the Junker did blow enough air for a 6.2 (doubt it) you would never feel it. your best bet for a 6.2 is the marine injectors and a little timing bump.
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Part #for marine injectors? And timing bump?
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Use search.. I have made full postage and part numbers many times. Its in here for sure.
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Do some research on how many CFMs a small car turbo at boost puts out, how many that puts out, and get back to us.
Short answer, is those electric things would work better taped to the rear bumper to push you along.... Not at all. I doubt one of those could supply the engine with enough air to even idle, much less create boost.
Short answer, is those electric things would work better taped to the rear bumper to push you along.... Not at all. I doubt one of those could supply the engine with enough air to even idle, much less create boost.
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OK thanks
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Wow, even the ebay "power adder" scams are making it onto forums these days.
Keep away, keep far far far away....
Keep away, keep far far far away....
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That's why I asked
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That's why we're here......if you want to spend money, spend it with us and further our green iron addiction.
At least you didn't buy it and then ask.
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I know better ask first then buy!
Thanks
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Just a way to part you from your hard earned money. To get one that would give you any amount of gain would require an alternator you don't want to afford. Electrical energy isn't free, it takes power to make it. It's like those STUPID "HHO generators", there is NO POSSIBLE way to get more power out of the cracked water than the power it takes to crack it. Did you know they use this wonderous, new, super material . . . titanium! PT Barnum and Mr Ponzi would be so proud.
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jdeoliveira74,
Do you have any better pics of your cold air intake? Where did you get the hose?
Do you have any better pics of your cold air intake? Where did you get the hose?
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Its off a civil gas blazer
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I made one myself a while back. The hardest thing to find was the little plastic piece. It goes on the passenger side of the truck near the radiator. You can see a pre-punched cut out on the truck. The rest of it was a "make-your-own-air-intake" kit from the auto parts store with a flexible plastic hose and a 4" to 3" reducer (also from the auto parts store near the intake stuff) Oh yeah, and hose clamps.