twin t78 20b
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From: The First State
Originally posted by Greg
Unless you are going for a FULL DRAG car then twin T78s would be useless. Spooling wouldnt be good but the high end power would kick *** but since you probably arent going to modify the Eshaft of have a custom one built then spinning over 8500 rpms twin T78s would have no purpose. Also, your tranny would never ever be able to hold that type of torque. A large single (like the one I have for sale
would be a better choice, and you will still make ungodly horsepower.
Results:
Street Car: No way
Race Car: Try it
Unless you are going for a FULL DRAG car then twin T78s would be useless. Spooling wouldnt be good but the high end power would kick *** but since you probably arent going to modify the Eshaft of have a custom one built then spinning over 8500 rpms twin T78s would have no purpose. Also, your tranny would never ever be able to hold that type of torque. A large single (like the one I have for sale
would be a better choice, and you will still make ungodly horsepower.Results:
Street Car: No way
Race Car: Try it
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From: Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Recommended for high-speed Airborne types:
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Maximum Boost : Designing, Testing, and Installing Turbocharger Systems
by Corky Bell
$24.47
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From: Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Originally posted by RETed
Hey, man, think I can slap a trio of them Thumper T-100 turbos on a 20B?  Good for 3,000hp right?
Hey, man, think I can slap a trio of them Thumper T-100 turbos on a 20B?  Good for 3,000hp right?
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From: Stinson Beach, Ca
Originally posted by Evil Aviator
Yes, but you will need to port the stock wastegate to take full advantage of that setup.
Yes, but you will need to port the stock wastegate to take full advantage of that setup.
