knock it all you want BUT it does work. remeber these arent the cheap 20.00 ebay ones. u still pay big bucks for this unit but it does work it was tested here http://www.turbomagazine.com/tech/0406tur_knight_turbo_electric_supercharger/ and it was tested in Sport Compact Magazine. both showed it worked.

REPOST for the millionth time lol.
This guy's from right around where I live. Great concept, waste of time. 10-20 seconds of boost? Cmon, it's so much easier to wrap your accessory belt around the snout and make constant boost.

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Boosthead (http://boosthead.com) is the guys actual site. It's poorly layed out, and I couldn't find much more information there. It's an ok execution on a poor concept at best. It looks like there are 6 of the small batteries in the trunk.

The Turbo page said that the installment would go as well as a cold air intake. From the looks of the gauge and quantity of wiring, it looks like a pretty big job.

I'd rather try another route.

for the price and effort id rather get this over nos. i mean u really only need fir a few seconds in a race anyways

It could solve problems for some, but it obviously isn't the best way to go. I hope he keeps working on it.

too effing expensive

But for 1700 dollars? come on, save a little longer and get a real supercharger!!!

I'd give up being halfway to a turbo kit for this? NO.

It will not work better than it does because of the extreme amount of draw on the electrical system.

if u heard it it shoed that that didnt effect the proven results

Oh, boy. Here we go again. What did I do with that asbestos suit? [rolleyes]

Originally posted by cruzstyle
if u heard it it shoed that that didnt effect the proven results

????????

You've got to be kidding me.

no thanks! HAHA