RevinRx7

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Is it possible to some how get those to work. And if not sequential, maybe parallel?

jspecracer7

From what I remember, the outside manifold holes on the FC are a little bit off from the FD manifold. You'll have to dremel the FD manifold bolt holes to make it fit. I don't think it'll fit though. I'll have to look , but I believe that it doesn't because of the FC frame.

Gene

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I asked this question once, and will give you the reply I was given. Why bother? The stock twins are actually pretty crappy and like to puke oil seals, especially when you up the boost. You'd be better off going with a decent single.

RETed

The FD3S 13B-REW turbos would hit the lower intake manifold.&nbsp If you solve that problem, then you would need a dedicated 3-stage controller to get them to work in sequential mode.&nbsp Those turbos are a piece of crap - they are too small for the engine, and the extra complexity usually causes them to blow-up.&nbsp Costs of rebuild START at $1,000 and easily go up.

For that kinda money, I would go t04 single - it makes more reliable power, and the fd owners are converting them over anyways.&nbsp Makes you wonder...


-Ted

jspecracer7

Yeah, I was wondering what they would hit...

...and yeah, it's easier just to go T-04...sequential turbo's suck!