brushless motors

  1. Infrequent Poster Joined: Apr 2011 darley dale, derbyshire Posts: 194 99 vtr 97 vr6 highline
    #1
    http://www.force-flow.com/info_x4brushless.aspx

    i know electric superchargers are not worth the packaging they come in however with these brushless motors they can now create some real pressure


    i must point out i am still very dubious but the science seems to be there

    anyone had any experience with them or can shed any light on them cheers guys
  2. Saxperience Hardcore! Joined: Oct 2005 Aycliffe Posts: 32205 Saxo VTS
    #2
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by vtr_matt1983 View Post
    i must point out i am still very dubious but the science seems to be there
    The science hasn't changed, and you're right to remain dubious.

    'Free spinning impellor causes atomizing of air to create cleaner combustion and better fuel economy.'

    W T F ?

    So now these electric motors can break the compounds down that make up air into their constituent elements wowzers.
  3. Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: May 2009 Birmingham Posts: 4289 02 VTR'd Furio, 07 Audi A4 Avant S Line
    #3
    Load of crap, that is all.
  4. Infrequent Poster Joined: Apr 2011 darley dale, derbyshire Posts: 194 99 vtr 97 vr6 highline
    #4
    never at any point would i put one on my car but a mate of mine seemed convinced and almost had me believing lol
  5. Frequent Poster Joined: Mar 2011 Norwich Posts: 538 Saxos (sold), Civic
    #5
    So from what I gather they're implying that fitting something barely any more powerful than a desk fan will ram enough air through the induction to gain 12% more HP?

    Surely anybody who's stuck their hand out of the window while travelling faster than 30mph will realise that a small electric fan won't make an impact when air is entering the induction at that speed.

    Also,

    >High power custom brushless motor spins at 43000 rpm, 60% faster than any other system available

    I'm sure I've seen much higher revving motors than that in RC cars/planes