ported motor w/ twin set up vs std motor w/ single

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Oct 10, 2002 | 05:59 AM

FD3S_RS

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ported motor w/ twin set up vs std motor w/ single

Just wondering which set up is better with limited budget? bridge / street port motor with stock 99' twins or a standard motor with a TO4R turbo. Already have Power FC, Greddy SMIC, full exhaust system, twin power, bosch + sard fuel pumps, water spray for intercooler. Thank's guys

Oct 10, 2002 | 06:34 AM

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Re: ported motor w/ twin set up vs std motor w/ single

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Just wondering which set up is better with limited budget? bridge / street port motor with stock 99' twins or a standard motor with a TO4R turbo. Already have Power FC, Greddy SMIC, full exhaust system, twin power, bosch + sard fuel pumps, water spray for intercooler. Thank's guys

Bridge port WITH T-04R. You DO NOT want a bridgeport and stock twins. The stock twins will run out of breath at 7000 rpms...just when the bridge is getting REALLY good.

Oct 11, 2002 | 01:44 AM

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Thank's jspecracer. I think I'll just buy the T04R kit and bolt on to my std motor.

Oct 11, 2002 | 07:06 AM

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Isn't the T04R a BIG turbo? You will need bigger fuel injectors. And don't forget to get it tuned with a wideband (cheapest HP ever, plus you need to do it for reliability). Single turbo conversions aren't good for limited budgets.

-Max