jreynish

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Hello,
I was simply wondering if a Generation Three sequential TWIN TURBO is adaptable to the GEN 2 13b It is an N/A 1988 with stock intercooler and K&N Cold Air Intake! Catback! and i need more out of my Turbo and i was wondering if it was in any way possible to put the tt from a gen 3 to a gen 2!
Without excesive aleterations!

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1988 Turbo II
5 speed
K&N cold air intake
Greddy Catback
looking into Mariah mode six body package!
wanting to run low 13's! currently running low 14's

TurboSmoke

to put a FD motor into a FC you will need to do alot of things i can be done but you better have some $$ look at the feature car for this month the one at the top of the page he put a FD motor into a FC

cymfc3s

the turbos do not bolt on the FC motor. It hits the lower intake manifold. Much better off with a single turbo anyway.

TurboSmoke

i forgot to mention that to good eye cym

jreynish

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Well I am simply wondering if it wasn't stock twin turbo's from a gen II!
But twin turbo's would the rotary push two full turbos?
I mean what kind of extra power would you get i have currently a T04 Turbo!!!
and i want more MORE MORE!!! accually my aim is low 12's! and i want to know the best way to do it! any suggestions?

RETed

I don't understand your post...
You claim to have a turbo'd NA, but your .sig says "Turbo II"?&nbsp If you do have a turbo'd NA 13B, that does not make it a "Turbo II" model.

I don't recommend running that kinda power on an NA block.&nbsp The higher compression makes for a smaller safety margin against detonation, and by the looks of your postings, you also have no clue what you're getting yourself into.&nbsp Now, let me say this - I did not say it was impossible to do.&nbsp I would switch over to a stand-alone EMS unit to control every aspects of ignition fuel - this would get you what you want.

I don't know what your love of twins over a properly sized single.&nbsp Single turbo 13B's have been known to produce up to 700hp on a 13B.&nbsp A properly sized single turbo is less headache to install due to less plumbing.&nbsp If you're thinking you can run X model of turbocharger is getting Y amount of horsepower, then expect 2X turbos will produce 2Y amount of power, you're seriously wrong.&nbsp Turbo sizing is the key to making efficient power out of the engine.&nbsp You can't just be slapping any turbo you want and expect it to you for for you.&nbsp There are people who run too BIG of a turbo, and get all pissy about it.&nbsp Check out the Single Turbo section of this forum...



-Ted

turbo II addict

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Trust RETed he knows what he is talking about

vaughnc

There are some companies that sell the twin turbo setup that bolts on, but you'd need a Haltech or simlar and good tuning to make it run right.

The 93-95 13B-re cosmo twin turbo engine is a popular transplant as it's not too expensive and obviously has twin turbos. Finally if you don't want MAXIMUM power but ~250-300hp is your goal you might consider going supercharged. Same benifits as the twin turbo setup with better throttle responce.