Why make an electric supercharger? see add ->

[Fibercus]

http://www.boosthead.com/fullpage_advert_72dpi.jpg

So whats wrong with exhaust propelled / pulley driven forced induction?

[twitchy]

probably easier to hook the lectric one..

[240Dave]

$3,000? I'll take nitrous if I only want short bursts.
$3,000 better spent on a custom turbo setup.

[Driftin_240sx]

yessssssss!!!!!!!!!!!! I WANT 15000 VOLTS OF BOOST!!!

i mean who wouldnt want a 3000 fan??

david

[Yoshi]

lame, they destroyed they're arguement in their own ad. 3k electric turbo, or 1k for nice nitrous setup Hmm.... or 3k for a nice turbo kit that works ALL the time. If the thing only costed 1k, then MAYBE

[einherjar]

15 seconds is a pretty long time if you think about it, but as for power w.r.t. money it's not worth it, out of curiousity how heavy are these extra batteries?

[Andy5]

i'd take a junkyard turbo over that :) Cheaper, and you can use it as long as you want.

[rednerd]

Okay, p=vi right?

So if my math doesn't fail me this thing pulls 125 amps!!!! Yeesh

This type of thing is all over ebay. What good is a super charger that costs 3 grand and can only be used 15 seconds?

[Var]

For 3 grand it better come with an upgraded alternator, ignition system, fuel system, and stereo system

[Red]

It did say up to 20psi... thats how much HP?

I see no nos kit that can do what 20psi can.

I would take a look at it more... No boost lag. No Extra heat... Great for a 1/4 mile whore.

[mrmephistopheles]

wtf... a starter based supercharger system? how laaaame