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Old 05-22-08, 10:18 PM
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BNR twin turbo vs. Single Turbo Gt40r Garrette

Ok I just wanted to get a feel for what a single turbo Rx7 feels like.

I currently have a stock rx7 with a few mods. The turbo system has its intermittent problems every now and then...

How much of a difference is there from going from stock twin turbo sequential set up to a single turbo such as the Gerrette GT40r or something along those lines.

When you go from non sequential to a single turbo do you have to keep the car in the higher range rpms? like 4k + ? to keep the power up there?


And is there a big difference from going with BNR's to something like a bigger single turbo like a GT40r or something even a bit bigger.

I like the feel of the stock setup but after the transition I would rather have some more power until redline.


Is it alot more money to go with the BNR"s over a single set up?

And why woulld someone wanna go with a Single set up over the BNR's ?
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ugh... please just search about this topic. Its been discussed and flamed over and over again, and its all personal preference. So do a quick search and you will get your reasults or opinions faster then waiting for them here.


good luck.
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