twin turbo
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10 pounds sounds so nasty
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twin turbo
i've read that most people trade in their twins for one single large turbo. my brother-n-law and me were talking and just thought we would ask what kind of twin turbo set up are peolpe running on their rx7's. we were thinking that a good set up would be 2 t60 and this is the place to ask it.
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a pair of t60s are too large and laggy for an FD, not mention a fitment nightmare. Some guys run one of them, but not two.
To see some upgraded twins, click the dyno link in my sig.
To see some upgraded twins, click the dyno link in my sig.
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Wishin I Still Had The FD
The type of turbo upgrade you go with (twins, or single) really depends on what you want to do with the car. If you want high HP numbers, go with a big single. If you plan to do any road racing or anything like that, the BNR's are probably the best option in the twins category.
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yeah we were lookin at is somethin doesnt have alot of lag i would rather role with one larg than twins just for the sink issues with all twin turbo cars
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Wishin I Still Had The FD
Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
sink? as in kitchen sink
with one large you are going to get lag. you'll need a gt35r, apexi rx6, etc to minimize lag.
with one large you are going to get lag. you'll need a gt35r, apexi rx6, etc to minimize lag.
I like the sounds of the new A-Spec 500R. Lots of power, and still very responsive.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
with one large you are going to get lag. you'll need a gt35r, apexi rx6, etc to minimize lag.
+1! Personally, i'm leaning towards the RX-6.
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