Superchargers on the A4 B7? Yes!
4th Gear
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 3,393
From: Columbus Ohio
RE: Superchargers on the A4 B7? Yes!
Grey, you have a nice looking, quick audi.
Why do you want to go and f**k it up already?
If you must have a supercharger, at least wait for a legit company to come up with the real deal. But more than likely they wont, because most 3.2 owners aren't looking for one.
If you want major upgrades, turn that thing in and exchange it for a turbo a4.
Why do you want to go and f**k it up already?
If you must have a supercharger, at least wait for a legit company to come up with the real deal. But more than likely they wont, because most 3.2 owners aren't looking for one.
If you want major upgrades, turn that thing in and exchange it for a turbo a4.
1st Gear
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 298
RE: Superchargers on the A4 B7? Yes!
PLEASE tell me you're trying to be funny.
if not... HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
Please sell your Audi and go buy a riced out Civic. It is 'possible' to see gains from this on a N/A engine, but on a turbo charged engine you will see NO GAINS. The tubo system is controlling how much boost you have, this will do nothing but simulate high winds through your intake.
There is a reason this thing is only just over $100 and REAL superchargers are in the thousands.
if not... HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
Please sell your Audi and go buy a riced out Civic. It is 'possible' to see gains from this on a N/A engine, but on a turbo charged engine you will see NO GAINS. The tubo system is controlling how much boost you have, this will do nothing but simulate high winds through your intake.There is a reason this thing is only just over $100 and REAL superchargers are in the thousands.
2nd Gear
Joined: Aug 2005
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RE: Superchargers on the A4 B7? Yes!
Good luck dude.....man, im actually starting to get sick of seeing people suggest buying civics. lets grow up a bit. if you dont agree w/ his ideas, fine. but dont be immature and start suggesting purchasing a "riced out civic."
still, i dont think its a good idea grey, but if you got lotsa cash, go fer it.
still, i dont think its a good idea grey, but if you got lotsa cash, go fer it.
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Joined: Apr 2005
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RE: Superchargers on the A4 B7? Yes!
Ok here is the skinny....
Turbo = Compressor powered by Exhaust gases
Supercharger = Compressor powered by Crank Pulley
This Thing = Compressor powered electrically .. your alternator/battery
It will most likely give you some horepower.. you add PSI to any engine and it will give you power...
Now .. heres the problem ....
If you read the bolded text... you will see that it leans out your fuel mixture.. SWEET! This would cause ping/detonation in a supercharged car becuase of high engine temps.... causeing timing retard.. causing power loss..
So in the end .. you will have a less reliable ... worse powered car.
Turbo = Compressor powered by Exhaust gases
Supercharger = Compressor powered by Crank Pulley
This Thing = Compressor powered electrically .. your alternator/battery
It will most likely give you some horepower.. you add PSI to any engine and it will give you power...
Now .. heres the problem ....
Original ... that gay website
Due to rising gas prices, we are stuck with many crossroads. The Typhoon SuperCharger gives you an alternative! When used on a regular basis, the TSC improves miles per gallon by allowing more air to mix with the fuel. Most customers see an increase of 2-5 miles per gallon (based on highway use)
Due to rising gas prices, we are stuck with many crossroads. The Typhoon SuperCharger gives you an alternative! When used on a regular basis, the TSC improves miles per gallon by allowing more air to mix with the fuel. Most customers see an increase of 2-5 miles per gallon (based on highway use)
So in the end .. you will have a less reliable ... worse powered car.
3rd Gear
Joined: Feb 2005
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RE: Superchargers on the A4 B7? Yes!
His car isn't the 2.0T, you morons. Read his sig.
Don't do it. You'll more than likely see losses, because that thing isn't powerful enough to compress air. It'll suck power from your engine by needing it's power to spin it.
Don't do it. You'll more than likely see losses, because that thing isn't powerful enough to compress air. It'll suck power from your engine by needing it's power to spin it.