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mikec

Re: E charger

#11

Home away from home

And most outboards have relatively powerfull igniton systems from the get go anyway.

Posted on: 2009/11/14 19:13

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mikec

Re: E charger

#12

Home away from home

And back on topic...

a friend of mine bought one of these "echargers" as a joke to put on a little yard truck. the truck was a 3cyl. daihatsu, and that ecarger, which was little more than a plastic squirill cage fan, didnt even put out enough air to support that little inline 3.

Posted on: 2009/11/14 19:36

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