Lt1 Supercharger For $200.00-read This!!
04-03-2003 | 10:23 PM
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Lt1 Supercharger For $200.00-read This!!
CHECK OUT THIS EBAY AUCTION FOR A SUPERCHARGER FOR THE LT1---WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK ABOUT THIS.
LT1 LS1 super charger Just LOOK!!!!!!
Item # 2409616535
Item located in: Everything Else
Current bid US $305.00 Starting bid US $200.00
Quantity 1 # of bids 8 (Bid history)
Time left 1 days, 20 hours + Location Denton, Texas
Country United States
Started Mar-31-03 16:32:50 PST (Mail this auction to a friend)
Ends Apr-05-03 16:32:50 PST Watch this item | you're watching 10 items
Seller (rating) watsdawg99(16)
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High bidder wingman264(96)
Payment Money order/cashiers check.
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Description
I am selling a Machine shop made Supercharger, It is adjustable from 2 to 6 psi. This is a hell of a deal, I am going to be selling them cheap until I get some more references. I have made them for several of my friends with verious different cars. And they can be used with any car, they just have to be designed a little different. Mainly the impeller. But if you are very very serious about buying this one or another email me and I will give you the email address of some people that have them. And the best parts is that it does not work off of your engine so it will not kill your motor over time. What it is in simple terms is a very very powerful self brushed electric motor that attachs to the finder wheel of your car and has a gear box?axle. that conects to a impeller in the inside of theintake inclosed in a titanium hub. And it conects to a safty then a toggle switch inside of the car so you can turn it off and turn it on. I have an 96 LT1 SS camaro and the one that I have on mine has added 47hp at the rear wheels and I am only running 3.5 psi at the time. I will need to no how much psi that you wont to run in advance and the type of car, and the upgrades that you have. It is 110% safe. And I have made one that is right now putting out 9.5 psi on a mustang GT with 119 rear wheel horse power. If you have any questions ask first. This is not like a electric weak super charger it is more less inbetween that and and engine driven one. And you dont hurt your gas just turn it on when you wont to race. This is only going to start out at about $200 right now but they will be going up after I get some more references. I have had no problems with any of the ones that I have made. So far I have 7 people that own them. And of course I will not show a pic because I do not wont people to take my idea. And if you by one you will have to sign a contract saying that you will not try to sell them later on down the line. But this is by far the best upgrade ever. See I am cheap and did not wont to spend $800 for nos or $3000 for a supercharger or $300 for an electric supercharger that does not work. So I had a machine shop friend give me some really good ideas. If you wont more than 2 to 6 psi you will need to give me an extra week to modify. Well happy bidding and try it out you will not be unhappy with the power. It is very easy to hook up I would say it takes about 3-4 hours. And give me time to email back I am not always at the computer thanks. I will need, 2 mabe even 3 weeks after auctions end to make what you want. I have lots and lots of people emailing me asking for them for all kinds of cars. And I will have to get the psi right and the design right on all of them so if I dont know what it looks like under your hood I may need you too take a couple of pics and a couple of measurments. You will have to be a little patient. For I have to make them. But I will not be selling another until I get the preveous one out the door. And Do not think it is going to look beautiful like a $4000 dollar super charger. As a matter of fact I would say it might even be a little bit ugly. But with each different car I will have to make a different impeller. So just if you win give me a much info and pics as possible.
I DONT KNOW ABOUT THESE EBAY PEOPLE SOMETIMES.
LT1 LS1 super charger Just LOOK!!!!!!
Item # 2409616535
Item located in: Everything Else
Current bid US $305.00 Starting bid US $200.00
Quantity 1 # of bids 8 (Bid history)
Time left 1 days, 20 hours + Location Denton, Texas
Country United States
Started Mar-31-03 16:32:50 PST (Mail this auction to a friend)
Ends Apr-05-03 16:32:50 PST Watch this item | you're watching 10 items
Seller (rating) watsdawg99(16)
(View seller's feedback) (view seller's other items) (ask seller a question)
High bidder wingman264(96)
Payment Money order/cashiers check.
Shipping Buyer pays all shipping charges. Will ship to United States only.
Item Revised Before
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Description
I am selling a Machine shop made Supercharger, It is adjustable from 2 to 6 psi. This is a hell of a deal, I am going to be selling them cheap until I get some more references. I have made them for several of my friends with verious different cars. And they can be used with any car, they just have to be designed a little different. Mainly the impeller. But if you are very very serious about buying this one or another email me and I will give you the email address of some people that have them. And the best parts is that it does not work off of your engine so it will not kill your motor over time. What it is in simple terms is a very very powerful self brushed electric motor that attachs to the finder wheel of your car and has a gear box?axle. that conects to a impeller in the inside of theintake inclosed in a titanium hub. And it conects to a safty then a toggle switch inside of the car so you can turn it off and turn it on. I have an 96 LT1 SS camaro and the one that I have on mine has added 47hp at the rear wheels and I am only running 3.5 psi at the time. I will need to no how much psi that you wont to run in advance and the type of car, and the upgrades that you have. It is 110% safe. And I have made one that is right now putting out 9.5 psi on a mustang GT with 119 rear wheel horse power. If you have any questions ask first. This is not like a electric weak super charger it is more less inbetween that and and engine driven one. And you dont hurt your gas just turn it on when you wont to race. This is only going to start out at about $200 right now but they will be going up after I get some more references. I have had no problems with any of the ones that I have made. So far I have 7 people that own them. And of course I will not show a pic because I do not wont people to take my idea. And if you by one you will have to sign a contract saying that you will not try to sell them later on down the line. But this is by far the best upgrade ever. See I am cheap and did not wont to spend $800 for nos or $3000 for a supercharger or $300 for an electric supercharger that does not work. So I had a machine shop friend give me some really good ideas. If you wont more than 2 to 6 psi you will need to give me an extra week to modify. Well happy bidding and try it out you will not be unhappy with the power. It is very easy to hook up I would say it takes about 3-4 hours. And give me time to email back I am not always at the computer thanks. I will need, 2 mabe even 3 weeks after auctions end to make what you want. I have lots and lots of people emailing me asking for them for all kinds of cars. And I will have to get the psi right and the design right on all of them so if I dont know what it looks like under your hood I may need you too take a couple of pics and a couple of measurments. You will have to be a little patient. For I have to make them. But I will not be selling another until I get the preveous one out the door. And Do not think it is going to look beautiful like a $4000 dollar super charger. As a matter of fact I would say it might even be a little bit ugly. But with each different car I will have to make a different impeller. So just if you win give me a much info and pics as possible.
I DONT KNOW ABOUT THESE EBAY PEOPLE SOMETIMES.
04-03-2003 | 10:46 PM
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OK HERE IS THE LINK TO THE PAGE:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=10368
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=10368
04-03-2003 | 11:12 PM
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Worthless post, if it is what im thinking it is, its a plastic tube with a "electic fan" in it, that hooks to your battery, people would have problems with the plastic fan blades braking off and sucking into there engine, didnt create any boost either.
04-03-2003 | 11:16 PM
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well I like how he says, "I can't show a picture so you can't steal my idea! Him has this guy never heard of the patent office, if its truely so great, he had better, or else he's screwed. I also think it doesn't pan out don't waste anymore time thinking about this product, its a joke!
04-03-2003 | 11:41 PM
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My favorite quote : "And I have made one that is right now putting out 9.5 psi on a mustang GT with 119 rear wheel horse power."
Oooooooohhhh...Ahhhhhh..... So now you have "supercharged" mustang that can't outrun a saturn ?
Lol, this is the biggest bunch of BS... It's gonna take him 3 weeks, enough time to "make an effort", then make off with your money. Turn on a switch ? Anyone with a system this perfect and nice should be at the patent office
-Shannon
Oooooooohhhh...Ahhhhhh..... So now you have "supercharged" mustang that can't outrun a saturn ?
Lol, this is the biggest bunch of BS... It's gonna take him 3 weeks, enough time to "make an effort", then make off with your money. Turn on a switch ? Anyone with a system this perfect and nice should be at the patent office
-Shannon
04-03-2003 | 11:50 PM
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04-04-2003 | 03:00 AM
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200$$ Supercharger
I am the guy's friend who posted the 200$$ supercharger i am doing all the electric wiring involved to make it work & spin faster. we are currently wating for more fins<Made of steel that are cut and pollished> that my family's metal fabrication shop in dallas is making. i have one on my 95 t/a and you can see a huge diffrence in power. we are still trying to pattend it but that costs around 3000.oo dollars <around the price of a real supercharger for our car.> If there is anybody who could help us with some ideas
04-04-2003 | 03:15 AM
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Re: 200$$ Supercharger
Originally posted by clinton
I am the guy's friend who posted the 200$$ supercharger i am doing all the electric wiring involved to make it work & spin faster. we are currently wating for more fins<Made of steel that are cut and pollished> that my family's metal fabrication shop in dallas is making. i have one on my 95 t/a and you can see a huge diffrence in power. we are still trying to pattend it but that costs around 3000.oo dollars <around the price of a real supercharger for our car.> If there is anybody who could help us with some ideas
I am the guy's friend who posted the 200$$ supercharger i am doing all the electric wiring involved to make it work & spin faster. we are currently wating for more fins<Made of steel that are cut and pollished> that my family's metal fabrication shop in dallas is making. i have one on my 95 t/a and you can see a huge diffrence in power. we are still trying to pattend it but that costs around 3000.oo dollars <around the price of a real supercharger for our car.> If there is anybody who could help us with some ideas
04-04-2003 | 04:34 AM
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I'll give the guy the benefit of the doubt and move this to the Forced Induction forum for further discussion... especially since somebody has come in here posting that he knows this person and it isn't BS.
From what I understand about electric superchargers, it would take an extreme amount of electrical "power" to generate even 3.5 psig of boost. I didn't think our electrical systems could support this large of a draw? Either way, I'll let the Forced Induction guys discuss the posibility of this
From what I understand about electric superchargers, it would take an extreme amount of electrical "power" to generate even 3.5 psig of boost. I didn't think our electrical systems could support this large of a draw? Either way, I'll let the Forced Induction guys discuss the posibility of this