Electic motorized supercharger

"Big Al" wrote
> Who in their right mind would want one?

A Mad Max enthusiast. I persoanlly think the car is pretty cool for what it
is. I'd like to get my hands on an aussie XB.
Take the ass of this...
http://www.classicsandcustoms.com/list/images/X_1971_Ford_Torino_06112...102105_

and the nose of this...
http://www.mach1registry.org/photopost/data/503/171_Mach.jpg

and there you have a pretty cool looking muscle car...
http://www.falcongt.com.au/xb2dgt.jpg

Course thats just my opinion.

Scott W.
'69 Mustang Sportsroof
'68 Ranchero 500
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wrote:
> Is this a common idea? Im wondering how it would
> fit over the water
> pump.
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> These guys have been growing thier operation
> over the years and looks
> like their doing ok, they custom make all the
> parts needed for mad max
> replicas even functional switch operated
> supercharger! To bad the cars
> are dissapearing.
>
> http://www.lastinterceptor.com/PursuitSpecial/


Not a common idea, and nobody else is doing it.
But it does look cool in the movie

Essentially it's an electric clutch, like on an
A/C compressor. One of the big three (Buick?)
tried that back in the 60's. Obviously, that
didn't work out well.

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..boB
2006 FXDI hot rod
2008 Mustang Coupe
2001 Dodge Dakota QC 5.9/4x4/3.92
1965 FFR Cobra - 427W EFI, Damn Fast.
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veegerNOSPAM.DeleteThis@snowcrest.net wrote:
> On Fri, 10 Oct 2008 11:39:34 -0700, "Big Al"
>
> wrote:

> Give me the latest Batmobile or Bond Aston
> Martin :0)

How about the original MonkeyMobile for $350,000?

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..boB
2006 FXDI hot rod
2008 Mustang Coupe
2001 Dodge Dakota QC 5.9/4x4/3.92
1965 FFR Cobra - 427W EFI, Damn Fast.
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Ummmm..... you don't expect that this supercharger shaped object really
works, do you?


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> Is this a common idea? Im wondering how it would fit over the water
> pump.
>
> These guys have been growing thier operation over the years and looks
> like their doing ok, they custom make all the parts needed for mad max
> replicas even functional switch operated supercharger! To bad the cars
> are dissapearing.
>
> http://www.lastinterceptor.com/PursuitSpecial/
>
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> On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 22:05:15 GMT, wrote:
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>>Ummmm..... you don't expect that this supercharger shaped object really
>>works, do you?
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>> wrote in message
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>>> Is this a common idea? Im wondering how it would fit over the water
>>> pump.
>>>
>>> These guys have been growing thier operation over the years and looks
>>> like their doing ok, they custom make all the parts needed for mad max
>>> replicas even functional switch operated supercharger! To bad the cars
>>> are dissapearing.
>>>
>>> http://www.lastinterceptor.com/PursuitSpecial/
>>>
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> At least until the batteries runs down.... which is why I suggest the
> Ion battery version. They work far better than the hand crank model.
> --


just put in peddles on the passenger side, it will give him something to do.

Also the "supercharger shaped object" does in fact add wind resistance,
which is very important to help slow down if going too fast.

87 5.0 excopcar
93 5.0 excopcar 8# KeeneBell, tuned, 145k miles and still fast.
"like an old pair of blue jeans" (-MJ)
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On Oct 12, 9:28 pm, "AshtarSheran" wrote:
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> > On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 22:05:15 GMT, wrote:
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> >>Ummmm..... you don't expect that this supercharger shaped object really
> >>works, do you?
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> >> wrote in message
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> >>> Is this a common idea? Im wondering how it would fit over the water
> >>> pump.
>
> >>> These guys have been growing thier operation over the years and looks
> >>> like their doing ok, they custom make all the parts needed for mad max
> >>> replicas even functional switch operated supercharger! To bad the cars
> >>> are dissapearing.
>
> >>>http://www.lastinterceptor.com/PursuitSpecial/
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> > At least until the batteries runs down.... which is why I suggest the
> > Ion battery version. They work far better than the hand crank model.
> > --
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> just put in peddles on the passenger side, it will give him something to do.
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> Also the "supercharger shaped object" does in fact add wind resistance,
> which is very important to help slow down if going too fast.
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> 87  5.0 excopcar
> 93  5.0 excopcar 8# KeeneBell, tuned, 145k miles and still fast.
> "like an old pair of blue jeans" (-MJ)- Hide quoted text -
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well the body has weiand stamped on it but if its fake I wouldnt want
one. I would love to make one of these cars out of a torino. with a
functional supercharger. Also a big movie car fan. Id have a 76 amc
pacer mirth mobile from waynes world right now if the only one i could
find cheap, the retard didnt want $4000 for it. its worth $1500 at
most. Would also like to have a starsky and hutch torino, elanor, heck
would even be fun to make the mustang from the new Death Race movie.
But the mirth mobile is about the only thing thats in my price range /
interest level.
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