Got this off this website...
http://www.fast-autos.net/features/sp/pictures.html

What kind of setup is this?

 

also what i wanna know is what wide body kit does that car have?

thanks
~Luke

 

Those are 2 HKS 3037's or something. I forget the actual turbo. They're supposed to spool up faster then a large twin since their turbine wheels have less rotational mass, and outflow a large single. And the bodykit is the RE-A widebody.

 

This Celica Widebody is badazz..it also has a Blitz S/C...talk about sweet...



The hood on that Supra-7 is downright fugly...

 

eh =/ the FD's sooo much nicer! think if u had that mug on your car! now that's swt X)***

 

http://www.rotaryextreme.com/reamemiya.html

The pink/purple 95 GT car.

 

that bright yellow car is hideous...tell me that's not an FD

 

the bright yellow car is the FD with the supra engine..the hood was made that way because i'm guessing the engine was too big and stuck out

 

Thats not a FD


DEAR GOD that is the ugliest ******* hood i have ever seen

:yells im blind like all bundy when he saw marcys ****:

 

thats one hell of a garage.

 

Get on www.spengineering.com. That is the company's website. They put that car on the cover of a few magazines. I don't think they got it dynoed before they finished the article. The turbos are either 3037's or 2835's. I can't remember. its on the website. That is not the current RE-A widebody kit that Chuck is selling replicas of out of Rotary Extreme. Its either the older one or its the R Magic kit. I don't remember what the R Magic looks like anymore because not too many people have been buying it lately. Big twins should out-spool a larger single that will flow the same rate at WOT, although going with a setup like this will cost you a hell of a lot more and I'm not sure if you can keep the sequential system if you go with it. The turbos are mounted more like a single setup in a Siamese twin fashion.

 

http://www.rotaryextreme.com/reamemiya/re95gt.jpg

 

it's the older re kit. it's like $10k!!!