leaf blower super charger?
Hopefully the leaf blower would be far away from the engine much like a CIA. Another thing I've heard much of is how leaf blowers only have around 2 psi although i believe there is a leaf blower out there is that weak it doesn't mean that all of them are. Plus if you seal everything right just like on a CIA you would hopefully not lose horse power and make small gains. I find it hard to believe that something that could blow leaves couldn't give you more than 2 psi. The last point I have is that this would be very cheap to do and be a fun project at least it seems as if it would be easy enough.
Well I couldn't do it anytime soon anyway. Im still stripping paint of my bonneville I'll post pictures when I'm done.
I know you people don't know me. But I would strap a cow on my roof if it gave me more speed.
Well I couldn't do it anytime soon anyway. Im still stripping paint of my bonneville I'll post pictures when I'm done.
I know you people don't know me. But I would strap a cow on my roof if it gave me more speed.
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Originally Posted by 86beast
I know you people don't know me. But I would strap a cow on my roof if it gave me more speed.
Maybe there would be room in the fender for one, or put the filter in the fender and the blower in the intakes' place. You would need to run the inverter out of the cab and run the plug through the firewall probably.
Higher power inverters (like one you'd need) need a direct connection to the power system. Not the wimpy 30 amp cig lighter circuit.
You could keep it in the engine bay if you wanted. But it'd be pointless.
You could keep it in the engine bay if you wanted. But it'd be pointless.
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Higher power inverters (like one you'd need) need a direct connection to the power system. Not the wimpy 30 amp cig lighter circuit.
You could keep it in the engine bay if you wanted. But it'd be pointless.
You could keep it in the engine bay if you wanted. But it'd be pointless.
This was kinda interesting and funny at the same time. Needless to say it really isnt fesible to do because of at least 10 reasons.
It does raise a question though. How come a Paxton CSC costs 1850.00 and a leaf blower is only a few hundred ? http://www.paxtonauto.com/catalog/un...GetRecord&ID=1
By comparision a much larger and more substancial hunk of iron - dual hydrolic pump - 25/25 GPM that will operate at 2500 PSI only costs 1000.
How about adapting the blower unit to be driven by the engine and removeing its electric or gas power plant ?
Id love to put a Paxton on my L36 so I could send it clear into orbit where it belongs.
L27 91 Regal - best thousand dollars I ever spent
It does raise a question though. How come a Paxton CSC costs 1850.00 and a leaf blower is only a few hundred ? http://www.paxtonauto.com/catalog/un...GetRecord&ID=1
By comparision a much larger and more substancial hunk of iron - dual hydrolic pump - 25/25 GPM that will operate at 2500 PSI only costs 1000.
How about adapting the blower unit to be driven by the engine and removeing its electric or gas power plant ?
Id love to put a Paxton on my L36 so I could send it clear into orbit where it belongs.
L27 91 Regal - best thousand dollars I ever spent


