Hi All - I know I've been under the radar for a while now - moving in to barndominium, unpacking stuff, still working on the building & property quite a bit. But I really needed to move forward with thing on the electric supercharger front. After all, the whole point of this move was to be able to do real testing and not have to drive 90 miles one way and pay for dyno time.
I did go ahead and order a Dynojet 224x a few weeks ago, and it arrived last week. All 4,045 lbs of it (1,835 kg for the rest of the world). I need to move about 1,000 lbs of steel sheet leftover from the building to put it in its home, and I'm working on getting a 4 post lift for it now - it'll be above ground, so the 4 post is mandatory:
I'll be dyno testing all kinds of stuff (not just electric superchargers) - but I think my first test will be re-baselining the Sledgehammer and then running a Castle/P2 setup in a compound fashion with the Sledgehammer - because I have a Castle/P2 ready to go. I also have another P2 unit and a Castle motor for yet another electric supercharger, but still need the pulleys, belt and ESC for that unit. I'm open to (reasonable - I still have a lot of other stuff to do in the near future) suggestions on what you'd like to see tested.
Thanks for your patience with me!
I did go ahead and order a Dynojet 224x a few weeks ago, and it arrived last week. All 4,045 lbs of it (1,835 kg for the rest of the world). I need to move about 1,000 lbs of steel sheet leftover from the building to put it in its home, and I'm working on getting a 4 post lift for it now - it'll be above ground, so the 4 post is mandatory:
I'll be dyno testing all kinds of stuff (not just electric superchargers) - but I think my first test will be re-baselining the Sledgehammer and then running a Castle/P2 setup in a compound fashion with the Sledgehammer - because I have a Castle/P2 ready to go. I also have another P2 unit and a Castle motor for yet another electric supercharger, but still need the pulleys, belt and ESC for that unit. I'm open to (reasonable - I still have a lot of other stuff to do in the near future) suggestions on what you'd like to see tested.
Thanks for your patience with me!
