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idiot-stick 02-21-2009 09:05 PM

Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
http://www.jcwhitney.com/STREET-FREA...5&mediaCode=ZX

$350. You just can't compete with that. :(

According to the comments, it actually works too. People don't lie on the internet.

http://www.jcwhitney.com/wcsstore/jc...1904G_CL_1.jpg

J-MAN 02-21-2009 09:08 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
and with all the colors to choose from it has to work

Guy-Fast 02-21-2009 09:10 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
homemadeturbo will cease to exist next week. Thanks it was a good run

J-MAN 02-21-2009 09:16 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
just a heads up, i would suggest you order yours today because i have a feeling that they will be out of stock soon..... might want to pick up a few

idiot-stick 02-21-2009 09:18 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 

Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
just a heads up, i would suggest you order yours today because i have a feeling that they will be out of stock soon..... might want to pick up a few

uhm duh, I got three on the way. I told 'em to surprise me with the colors. :6

t_cel_t 02-21-2009 09:30 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
they only work if you dont got a vtack

J-MAN 02-21-2009 09:34 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
crap i noticed that too. its cool though im trading for a non veetach one

AgentMurdoc 02-21-2009 09:40 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
baby blue one for me!!!

1991civicsi 02-21-2009 10:13 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
16 - 53 additional Hp :l

BigBird 02-21-2009 10:27 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
"i got a Homemade electric turbo nigga"

Guy-Fast 02-21-2009 10:31 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 

Originally Posted by 1991civicsi
16 - 53 additional Hp :l




brighter the color more powaa

NIGn0g 02-21-2009 10:34 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
The reviews are funny!

Perfect grammar and no "Yo this ---- worxorz graatttee!!!".

It must be true :P But the reviews have not to be as bad as my grammar to be truthful tho lol

Just funny, they are so fake.

monster D 02-21-2009 10:46 PM

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ill only buy when summit starts selling them cause we all know jc sells ---- and summit is were its at

Hitchhikkr 02-21-2009 10:58 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
I heard these things were gonna be part of the Obama stimulus package. Expect them at your front door soon nogs. :6

IntaCooler 02-21-2009 11:21 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
the glorified blowdryer

Smith-02 02-21-2009 11:43 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
i need to strap a 12" squirrelcage blower on my car :D :D :D

s800 02-22-2009 12:30 AM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
Where's the Hello Kitty pink one?

bl4cklude 02-22-2009 01:43 AM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
+1 for the light blue. JD I need to know as soon as Goforths dyno is all setup and in good order, in the meantime need a basemap for the h23 so when I put this + some 1000cc's in my ---- it will run decent. :S

txdohczc 02-22-2009 04:02 AM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
im going to buy these all up and sell them on honda-tech to all stealthmodes friends

SkunT 02-22-2009 10:47 AM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
stealthmode black ftw :6

rudebwoy 02-22-2009 10:54 AM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
will phillstubs be doing a group buy on these? I wanna twin turbo my v6 mini van :l

J-MAN 02-22-2009 03:23 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/tech_p...wer/index.html

Scott-EP 02-22-2009 03:28 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 

Originally Posted by rudebwoy
will phillstubs be doing a group buy on these? I wanna twin turbo my v6 mini van :l

No, the factories in china can't keep up with the demand. They won't take on any new accounts.

E-b0la 02-22-2009 03:45 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 

Not designed for over 30 minutes of continuous use.
wtf? what a joke.

idiot-stick 02-22-2009 07:20 PM

Re: Is this the end of DIY homemade turbo'ing?
 

Originally Posted by E-b0la
wtf? what a joke.

what kind of lunatic would stay in boost for 30 minutes anyways?

I stay in boost 10 seconds at a time, whether it's an inch or a mile.

importkiller228 03-19-2009 12:45 AM

"now when I turn the turbo on and now my Civic can pass a Camaro on the freeway!" It actually says this in the reviews. Haha. Maybe I should sell my T3/T4 setup and get one asap.

2G6 03-19-2009 05:29 AM

Did I see 803cfm somewhere? How would that only be an increase of 16-53hp or whatever they said rofl. Isn't that about what a GT4294 flows? Whomever buys one will burn in hell for all eternity.

Andrea 03-19-2009 05:40 PM

im already waiting for mine hell yeah!!!

chrisg 03-19-2009 08:45 PM

Let the flammin begin, but i have seen a custom "electric" setup for a bike where a very low turn electric hobbie drag moter was used for low boost short bursts. sort interesting but not for a larger displacement motor....

clwtwizted 03-19-2009 09:15 PM


Originally Posted by Guy-Fast (Post 1251867)
homemadeturbo will cease to exist next week. Thanks it was a good run

The irony of what this post is now

darkhorizon 03-21-2009 12:04 PM


Originally Posted by 2G6 (Post 1261298)
Did I see 803cfm somewhere? How would that only be an increase of 16-53hp or whatever they said rofl. Isn't that about what a GT4294 flows? Whomever buys one will burn in hell for all eternity.

Yea, 803 CFM is what a 88mm exducer GT40 flows.

Should be good for 550 or so at the crank of a GSR b18c.

A eaton M62 supercharger on a cobalt flows about 35lb/m.... so it would be similar to running 2 eaton superchargers.

Hogni 03-22-2009 05:24 AM

If you check the q&aīs you will see why you canīt run it for more than 30 minutes at once, and this is not a joke. "A:
once u ride it u will understand its way 2 fast for over 30 min it will not only overheat any engin at presiseley 30 min but it will also hurt ur catalitic convertor"
The only thing they forgot to mention is that it will also melt your ------- face off.

Nate 03-22-2009 09:58 PM


Originally Posted by Hogni (Post 1261499)
If you check the q&aīs you will see why you canīt run it for more than 30 minutes at once, and this is not a joke. "A:
once u ride it u will understand its way 2 fast for over 30 min it will not only overheat any engin at presiseley 30 min but it will also hurt ur catalitic convertor"
The only thing they forgot to mention is that it will also melt your ------- face off.

and the welds on your intake!

Toysrme 03-28-2009 04:52 AM

wouldn't do much
1) tiny ass brushed motor
2) centrifugal FANS can move alot of air, they can't compress it or keep air from running back through the housing
you can't use a ducted fan - well, because they also will not compress air & keep it from running back through the unit. Ducted fans are built to accellerate air to the max. you need very high speeds, and the end of your run to be (generalization ahead) 88-92% the diameter of the ducted fan's housing size.
youd need to machine yourself a blower of centrifugal compressor to really get something done.
you wouldn't find a brushed motor that could get a CC up to speed. brushless would be out of the question price wise. you could find motors that could spin a blower tho.
another big problem is battery output. you're not going to find a single car battery thats going to like driving the amount of wattage it will take to do anything useful.

barring that you didn't want to gear a motor on a roots blower. only way youd do anything useful would be taking some battery packs into your car, running the largest R/C ducted fan brushless motor & brushless speed controller you can get your hands on. even now youd be spending more than a nearly bare el-cheapo turbo project would cost and not making 1/3 as much gain



been there done that

Phate 03-31-2009 07:14 PM

I'ma get four of these, and run each one straight into an intake runner. Screw ITB's, individual turbos are where it's at.

undesiredshoe 04-03-2009 06:03 PM

I just mounted a 6 gallon air compressor in my trunk and hooked up 6 hoses up to my intake so i can get the cfm flowing. I can do 90 psi in a split second and it hits hard. Spins 5th at 750rpms hard and i can operate my impact while boosting.

DisabledDan 04-03-2009 08:54 PM


Originally Posted by Phate (Post 1262275)
I'ma get four of these, and run each one straight into an intake runner. Screw ITB's, individual turbos are where it's at.

------- A, I think you just defined the next auto-customization movement :D

kezark31 04-05-2009 06:05 PM

i saw a mustang that made like 8 psi on a electric leaf blower, and a power inverter he had no hood on. funny as hell to see but it worked in the lower rpms

kezark31 04-05-2009 06:10 PM

YouTube - leaf blower honda civic

amg 04-06-2009 05:27 PM

I wonder how they came up with those hp numbers, maybe they pulled them out of there ass.


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