who wants to get this one?

With the timing advance kit and the electric supercharger, I gained -25 hp -12lbs of tq and - $60. Money well spent

.....................................They suck!

All they do is supposedly turn the air thats going through your intake, therefore supposedly making more hp. Its junk!

Dude save your money for something worth a dam.

Thanks a lot guys... But, I have one person that says they suck, and another that says they're worth the money... Any other opinions?

The supportive post was sarcastic, that's some ebay shit. Look at real superchagers, it's more complicated than a wheel turning.

They are junk.

We install them on our boats at work to pump water out of the bilge, they are bilge pumps.

They are a scam.

HEeeeheheheh... Thanks guys, saved me a few bucks there..

Don't be buying any "performance chips" either. Their a ripoff too.

Originally posted by Tallen
Don't be buying any "performance chips" either. Their a ripoff too.

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All comupter chips are garbage? Even the TMO's?

i think he was referring the the "ebay performance chips"

Alert: Thread hijacking in progress! (sorry )

What computer chips are recommended, if any, and why?

www.tmo.com
www.dsmlink.com

Because they don't suck.

I'm fairly inexperienced with performance chips, but I've heard that JET makes some really good stuff... Their website is located here. Hope that helps..

Bubb Rubb has some whistle tips that make his 3rd Gen Supra mad tyte, yo.

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM! *drools* Supraaa!

Originally posted by talon_guy1
What's the deal with those "electronic superchargers"? How do they work, and DO they work??

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Stuff that works gets used, and used _widely_. Bigger turbos, FMICs, exhaust systems, better tires all work, and very many people use them on many kinds of cars besides DSMs.

Have you ever seen an "electronic supercharger" on a car, or met anyone who's using one? It's a good idea to the intuition, but once you start doing the math -which I'm not good at- it just doesn't work in the real world.