cheap *** turbo
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cheap *** turbo
how good would this be for my 98 camaro v6? just something to give it a little more *****
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I imagine it would do more harm than good. It's probably not going to turn fast enough to speed up the airflow going into the intake. Also, I'm sure it's nothing more than a DC fan in a fancy housing. The blades that make up the part will most likely restrict the airflow negating any positive effects that it may give.
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Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro
Yes they will make a difference, they will slow down the airflow into the engine making less power. I bet the engine can suck in more air than that thing can push in.
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I'm sure that people don't realize the volume of air that it takes to actually overcome the vacuum and put a positive pressure on the motor. A little electric fan isn't going to come near that amount of volume..
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Originally Posted by FORCE_FED_Z
I'm sure that people don't realize the volume of air that it takes to actually overcome the vacuum and put a positive pressure on the motor. A little electric fan isn't going to come near that amount of volume..
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Originally Posted by FORCE_FED_Z
I'm sure that people don't realize the volume of air that it takes to actually overcome the vacuum and put a positive pressure on the motor. A little electric fan isn't going to come near that amount of volume..