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its American!!! what a stupid idea. surely all that time taken spinning the air round in funny little circles is going to affect the engine??? common sense tells us all that fast air and more petrol is the key to improved performance. so how does something that improves your MPG improve your performance! im not rushing to order one
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Fitting that bag of crap would restrict your airflow.
A real turbo compresses exhaust gasses before sending them through your intake faster than the vaccum your throttle body creates.
That is an electric fan, if you put that infront of your air intake then your creating a restriction before the throttle bodies vaccum, less air will get in, and I really wouldnt like flimsy bits of plastic in a direct path to my engines internals... kaboom.
Theres a reason turbocharging costs a fortune!
A real turbo compresses exhaust gasses before sending them through your intake faster than the vaccum your throttle body creates.
That is an electric fan, if you put that infront of your air intake then your creating a restriction before the throttle bodies vaccum, less air will get in, and I really wouldnt like flimsy bits of plastic in a direct path to my engines internals... kaboom.
Theres a reason turbocharging costs a fortune!
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Not quite true, a turbo uses exhaust gases to spin the turbine but thats it.Tetsuo_83 wrote:Fitting that bag of crap would restrict your airflow.
A real turbo compresses exhaust gasses before sending them through your intake faster than the vaccum your throttle body creates.
That is an electric fan, if you put that infront of your air intake then your creating a restriction before the throttle bodies vaccum, less air will get in, and I really wouldnt like flimsy bits of plastic in a direct path to my engines internals... kaboom.
Theres a reason turbocharging costs a fortune!
It uses fresh air from the air filter then compresses it at the cold side of the turbo and then passes it through the intercooler before hitting the inlet manifold
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