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![]() The CFM's of air needed to create boost ( positive preasure ) would require a large electric motor to turn a small fan fast enough. Also, it would require a device to regulate the speed of the fan to the RPM of the engine. I guess anything can be done but the electrical needs of the fan motor would overcome the electrical output of the car. This would be a good engineering project for the GA. Tech guy!
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