Look at this , will it work?

[Gareth111278]

Hi Guys saw this on Ebay, Will it work?

If it just goes in the air trunking and spins with the air then NO , i recon Isac Newton sorted that one out! Only chance is if spinning air mixes with the fuel better, is more dense or whatever??

ttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Chrysler-Supercharger-Turbo-PT-Cruiser-Voyager_W0QQitemZ280213661825QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item280213661825

 

[seth1]

hello Gareth,

what do think? i think no,i mean why have an exhaust impellor on a turbo?what will drive it.obvously the air being pulled through it.it would be like a kiddies fan in the wind but might make a nice sound.god forbid if it fell apart, kiss goodbye to your engine.

 

[RogerL]

No, it's just a gimmick.

Car inlet tracts and valve inlets are designed to create exactly the right amount of spinning/turbulence for optimum combustion.

Air compressors absorb large amounts of power - in superchargers from the engine - in turbo chargers from latent energy in the exhaust - nothing that fits in the inlet trunking could possibly provide enough power - and probably restricts airflow by being in the trunking !!

"If it looks to good to true, it probably is"

"If it worked and were cheap every manufacturer would use it as standard - or buy an exclusive license to stop anyone else using it"

 

[Gareth111278]

Thats what I think , a few years ago i had a Rover Sd1 2.4 TD , i got this magnetic thing to clamp to the fuel pipe , supposed to get better MPG

The injector pump failed shortly after.....................No evidence but..

Too good to be true!