[DCLittlejohn]

Inspired from the HyperCharger discussion, but different product.

http://www.electricsupercharger.com/

Has anyone ever seen this on a bike? I've read a few topics on it in relation to automotive use, but no mention of bikes. Some say it works, then there are critics that give detailed data as to why they won't / don't work.

I figure a bike may be different, but can a V-Rod battery supply the power this thing needs to get the boost?

To me this looks like a ducted fan for R/C jets, which it probably is.

 

[Super Kaz]

What will they think of Next? :kaz:

 

[DCLittlejohn]

What will they think of Next? :kaz:

Kaz, does this thing sound like it's worth looking at, or you think a total waste of time and money?

 

[Greg687]

put one in my Bronco II.... :rofl:

 

[mjw930]

Snake oil ........ Run away as fast as you can.

 

[streetfytr68]

Snake oil ........ Run away as fast as you can.

Fugghedaboutit!. 57 amps is a humungous draw and 1 pound of boost isn't much of a gain. More importantly, they throw around boost and HP claims like generic terms. 1 pound of boost on what engine displacent? A small block Chevy? A CAT diesel? or a Lawn Mower? and Likewise 5% HP gain on what engine?
/Steevo

 

[2ToneAnniversary]

:rofl2: :bs:

 

[jlbait]

The actual performance from this product is related to the weight savings by lightening your wallet!

 

[Super Kaz]

My Fellow Brothers have Put it Lightly!It's a Big FU(KING SCAM and the guy selling it needs his Fingers Broken! :twisted: :thumb:

 

[lyonsd]

does this thing sound like it's worth looking at, or you think a total waste of time and money?

Yes

 

[Greg687]

ummmm...god answer lyonsd.... you must work for the government