I still think i could get pressure using a leaf blower fan assembly. If the air is being pushed into the tube/pipe that would be connected from the leaf blower to the carberator, then i think the air would be forced into the intake. The fan would be spinnning at high rpm's so i think it would...
So since superchargers don't work much on 2 stroke engines because the exhaust ports are open at the same time as the intake ports are, is it possible to build pressure in the cylinder using a supercharger?
I probably wouldn't use a nitros kit (although its not totally out of the picture) because it would be a temporary speed boost, expensive, and would be hard to find a place to refill. I've thought about it and it would be pretty sweet to do but the nos would not last that long opposed to the...
I thought about it but I am trying to use what i already have, to save money. I got the snow blower engine for free. I would like to first see if i can make modifications to the engine so it can be supercharged and save some money before i go out and buy a new engine. Its a fairly big engine...
I agree...Since the engine was used for a snow blower, it doesn't have an aftermarket following and I am sure its not meant to handle extra air into the engine. What specific modifications do you think i would have to do in order for the engine to be able to hanlde a supercharger?
I took an engine out of a snow blower (a 100cc-4hp-2 stroke) and was planning on hooking a turbine/fan assembly from a leaf blower, up to the carburetor. I plan on taking a 200/300 watt electric motor with a speed controller (HOOKED UP TO TWO 12VOLT 12Ah RECHARGEABLE SCOOTER BATTERIES) and...