Electric blowers
Originally Posted by TAS05CTD610
I've never seen a dodge like that before...New model??
From the looks of it that is a Honda, problably stock (naturally asperated). That leaf blower problably puts out more air than that motor can take in, or put out, which is problably why it helped boost the HP on that motor.
Now that I think about it, I have to go put our leaf blower on my lawn mower and see how it'll do..... Hey even if it dosn't get more power, it'll blow the leave's outa the way.
And why where you digging around on a honda site???
From the looks of it that is a Honda, problably stock (naturally asperated). That leaf blower problably puts out more air than that motor can take in, or put out, which is problably why it helped boost the HP on that motor.
Now that I think about it, I have to go put our leaf blower on my lawn mower and see how it'll do..... Hey even if it dosn't get more power, it'll blow the leave's outa the way.
And why where you digging around on a honda site???

Originally Posted by Tree DR
Will it hurt the tranny 1200rpm in 5th at 35mph for town driving? If you had no restrictions on a turbo like was mentioned wouldn't the exaust flow limit it some what? I'm not looking for top end or wot. Yes leaving the intake off is not a good idea. That's why I was wondering about some way to suck the air through the filter before the turbo to help with spool up as well as torque on the low end say up to 1800rpm. I'm looking for economy not 500 hp not that some version of this might not help. Like two big filters with 500cfm blowers on each? Can you get to much air in a diesel and reduce economy?
A lot of air..
If you are looking for some instant boost then all you need to do is connect one of these to a 5-hp.12 volt direct current motor or a hydraulic motor with a 12-volt power pack and accumulator.
Use a 3-way swing check valve so when the centrifugal blower starts it closes off the inlet to the air filter and spools up the turbocharger.
Hydraulic would be better because a 5 hp DC motor would draw around 100 amps @ L/R.
You could always stick a APU/ GPU in the bed and start it like a turbine.
Jim
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/buy/.../Superchargers
Use a 3-way swing check valve so when the centrifugal blower starts it closes off the inlet to the air filter and spools up the turbocharger.
Hydraulic would be better because a 5 hp DC motor would draw around 100 amps @ L/R.
You could always stick a APU/ GPU in the bed and start it like a turbine.
Jim
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/buy/.../Superchargers
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looking for economy not hp
The fan I found is AC and variable speed. www.fanam.com R series fan. Is there any way to monitor fuel economy onboard on a 97 Dodge diesel? If I could see what my MPG were doing instantly I could adjust the air flow to get the maximum economy as I drive. But I would have to be able to monitor instant MPG. I know the newer trucks have the computer doing it.
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