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Old Jul 12, 2002 | 12:08 PM
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Turbo Setup Question

Hey whats up im new to this forum(and my car) and have a few questions. First of all i have upgraded the radiator and put on a huge front mount intercooler. I would like to know if i can keep the twin turbo setup but just repace the stock ones with higher performance aftermarket ones. And if i can do you know who makes them and what the part numbers and price are. Have any of you done this? I don't really have the money to dump into a singel turbo upgrade and don't need the best RX-7 ever made so i would like to stick to the stock setup. Also if i chose to could i just stay with the stock ones with out a chance of them detinating with a few more mods. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Old Jul 15, 2002 | 04:20 AM
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Garfinkle has moded twins ,radiator ,smic,plus more,He can tell you what to do .He may have some parts to sell. He lives in Murfreesboro,Tn.
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Old Jul 15, 2002 | 07:00 AM
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Why do you want to stick with the replacements for the stock ones? A single turbo will easily give you 2X as much hp and cost about the same as upgraded ones. The only expection to this are the dual very large turbo upgrades (like 2 single turbo upgrades). I think they are called custom HKS 2835r Twin Garrett GT Series turbo system!

Good luck

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