ninja 250r TURBO KIT???

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ninja 250r TURBO KIT???

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hey guys i found this on a site it looks pretty plastic but i thought would be a fun project please tell me what you rekcon.
http://www.dhgate.com/pv-ff808081337d9b ... a09aa.html
according to the seller he says it will fit on the ninja 250r.
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i hope not, even says on the box FOR ELECTIC MOTOCYCLE.

it may work if you plug your bike into a wall to refuel ahahaha :lol: :lol: :lol:
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dthong wrote:hey guys i found this on a site it looks pretty plastic but i thought would be a fun project please tell me what you rekcon.
http://www.dhgate.com/pv-ff808081337d9b ... a09aa.html
according to the seller he says it will fit on the ninja 250r.
First of all it's not a turbo charger, turbo chargers are powered by exhaust gases, (exhaust gases spin a turbin which spins a fan which gives boost). Secondly the power requirements, (watts) are so low I doubt it would give you any boost, (p=ei) P being watts, e being voltage, i being current in amps, so the top motorcycle device would only be using 90 watts, hardly enough power to give you any boost. The load on the alternator, (about 8 amps) would probably consume more HP than you could possibly gain. Thirdly, it looks like a pile of shit. I would not waste my money. Go buy yourself a good bottle of booze instead. Cheers.
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I reckon it would be awesome. Just think, when you are stopped at the lights in summer it can blow a gentle breeze on your face. :P
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LOLLL i wouldnt mind some nice breeze on my leg as well LOLLL, it looks pretty funny though wondering if anyone had ever done it yet LOL
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Sounds as though you might be the first.
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Im confused, i dont get what it does...To me it looks like a shiny plastic fan
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could give it to your missus as a hair dryer :?
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You'd probably get a better performance out of one of the ones you wire up that just makes the blow off valve sound :lol:
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Maybe it is meant to be connected to the exhaust and used as a 12V generator. :P
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WOW! thats awesome. So awesome that I cant believe they dont have electric turbo fans on ALL bikes... WOW!!!! :kuda:

On a serious note... WOW!!!!!!
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n order to promote air flow through the power turbine to increase engine breathing capacity of the products to improve engine compression ratio, speed up the engine combustion efficiency and reduce air pollution emissions.
looks like its meant to be a ram-air kind of system... ie pushing more air into the airbox... not sure how this increases compression ratio tho :roll: :lol:
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Six Addict wrote:
n order to promote air flow through the power turbine to increase engine breathing capacity of the products to improve engine compression ratio, speed up the engine combustion efficiency and reduce air pollution emissions.
looks like its meant to be a ram-air kind of system... ie pushing more air into the airbox... not sure how this increases compression ratio tho :roll: :lol:
what they need to say is that "if" it did work, it would increase your a/f ratio....
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