They call it an electric turbocharger
It sure seems to have a lot more in common with a supercharger. What do you think? 50 years ago I tried a similar project on my Briggs and Stratton home built mini bike. I never did get all t...
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Smkettner
That's a great link. Wonder how big of a engine they are using. I'm guessing in the 2 liter range.
My 400 m is just 8 to 1 compression. A cool rainy day seems to add power. If I could get it to boost enough to equal sea level air pressure, when I'm at 7 000 feet. I would be happy.
Making it work in race comparisons is not the same as making it work under California smog rules.
I wish they talked more about the vehicle charging system.
Thanks for the info.
That's a great link. Wonder how big of a engine they are using. I'm guessing in the 2 liter range.
My 400 m is just 8 to 1 compression. A cool rainy day seems to add power. If I could get it to boost enough to equal sea level air pressure, when I'm at 7 000 feet. I would be happy.
Making it work in race comparisons is not the same as making it work under California smog rules.
I wish they talked more about the vehicle charging system.
Thanks for the info.
