can i use Makita electric dust blower that Supplies 2.8 cubic meters of air per minute at 18000 rpm and if it’s not enough i can join two of them, can that give me horsepower gain like turbocharger.
If it’s possible then how many horsepower that two blowers can produce on E36 M3 3.2L 318 HP engine?
If it’s not possible then why it can’t gain horsepower like turbocharger and what’s the difference in the air flow specification between turbocharger and electric dust blower, i know the mechanism of the turbocharger well but i’m asking about what’s advantages in the air produced by turbo that is not found or low in blower like low rpm, low psi or low air flow of the blower cause it useless to make real gain in horsepower.
actually i’m looking for about 50 HP or more by the two electric dust blowers can it achieve that?
sorry for my many questions but i really hope to find answers for it all.
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no the psi is to low
You idiot. I hope you never get a drivers license.
Don’t ask about a 100mph leaf blower next either!!!!
Sure. Go for it. (snicker)
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