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I have a feeling that when you said "twins" TwinCharged thought you had stock turbos (I know I did). Because even though technically the BRN's are twins, just about everyone calls them BNR's to make the distinction between the stock hitachi turbos aka "twins". So you aren't wrong but its hard to change people's terminology once it has set in. But in any case, BNR's can handle a lot more than the stockers and so your build makes total sense.
Now are you running the BRN's sequentially or no-seq?
Yeah, I should have specified. Thanks. They are still in sequential. In the passenger corner of the engine bay you can see a custom built setup which is the pressure and vacuum tanks. I built them out of aluminum with the internal area the same as stock. I also made my own valve setup made up of Mac valves. I’ll attach a pic.
Looks cool. I don't envy needing to remove a fender to trouble shoot. Hopefully once these are working right you won't need to get back in there for a long time.
I also thought he was talking about the stock 93 twins..
Pretty clever hiding those solenoids under the fender, better than under the damn intake manifold
I also thought he was talking about the stock 93 twins..
Pretty clever hiding those solenoids under the fender, better than under the damn intake manifold
I would disagree. Removing a fender is just asking for scratches on what looks to be a very nicely painted car. Removing UIM is not very difficult once you've done it a couple times. When there are issues, it's nice to be able to go into the intake and put a boost gage on various lines to troubleshoot. Seems like it would be difficult under the fender.
I would disagree. Removing a fender is just asking for scratches on what looks to be a very nicely painted car. Removing UIM is not very difficult once you've done it a couple times. When there are issues, it's nice to be able to go into the intake and put a boost gage on various lines to troubleshoot. Seems like it would be difficult under the fender.
I can see both points of view, but I like a custom / simple / clean look on my builds, so that’s why I put them where i did. Same with my Supra build…
02-15-22, 12:50 PM
