single turbo or twin turbos ???
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It depends on your application. If you want to put the big numbers, then a large single turbo is what you'll need. If you want a small upgrade, the BNR's are great too.
It depends on your application. If you want to put the big numbers, then a large single turbo is what you'll need. If you want a small upgrade, the BNR's are great too.
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Hey bro, you're not too far from me
Alot of people ask this question. You should do a search and you'll see that each kind of setup is for a different goal. Some people want the high numbers a single gives and some want the fast response of sequential twins.
In the end, twins are alot less expensive. Even if yours are bad, you can buy a good set starting at around $300.
BTW, did you just get the car? It looks alot like the car this guy I know David was selling a while back.
Alot of people ask this question. You should do a search and you'll see that each kind of setup is for a different goal. Some people want the high numbers a single gives and some want the fast response of sequential twins.
In the end, twins are alot less expensive. Even if yours are bad, you can buy a good set starting at around $300.
BTW, did you just get the car? It looks alot like the car this guy I know David was selling a while back.
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i no a guy that has a couple of rx7s and he was tellling me that twin turbos will burn up the engine and putting in a sigle turbo would b best is this tru or wat ???
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