Thermocharger Air Cleaner Housing |
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Uses hot air induction to produce faster
acceleration, 50 lbs/ft more torque, 30hp more, 10% more fuel
economy and less emissions than cold air induction
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How
It
Works
Thermocharger
is a
revolutionary
new air
cleaner
housing
that
is thermostatically
controlled
to maintain
a hot
air induction
temperature
during
all weather
conditions
and produces
more
power
than
cold
air induction.
Hot
air induction
makes
the air
fuel
charge...
- Vapourise
the
fuel
into
a gas
- Burn
faster
and
cleaner
- Explode
with
greater
pressure
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As a result hot air induction produces...
- More torque from idle to peak rpm
- More peak horsepower
- Faster acceleration
- More fuel economy
- Less emissions
Thermocharger air cleaner housing MUST be used with a cold cooling system and special ignition timing
This is required to increase power and prevent pre-ignition (pinging) with hot air induction. For more details see Negative Supercharging Cooling System and Negative Supercharging Ignition Timing
WARNING!
DO NOT use a hot cooling system and conventional ignition timing
with the Thermocharger air cleaner housing. It will REDUCE power
and cause pre-ignition (pinging) with hot air induction.
History
We developed the Thermocharger air cleaner housing in 2002 to
improve the performance
of Negative Pressure Supercharging during cold weather. We found
the larger volume of cold air pulled into the engine by Negative
Pressure Supercharging during low rpm is more difficult to ignite
the colder the air induction temperature. By increasing the
air induction temperature, the hotter intake charge produces
a faster burn and more combustion pressure which produces more
power and faster acceleration. We introduced the Thermocharger
air cleaner housing as a new product in 2005. Our History explains
why we waited 3 years.
Impulse Engine Technology
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PO Box 986 Randwick NSW 2031 Australia
Ph: (02) 9398 5544 Fax: (02) 9398 5644
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Inventor of Negative Pressure Supercharging
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