Used Twins R they good insurance?
Used Twins R they good insurance?
I know many forum members seem to have extra twin turbos laying around their garages. Might be from an upgrade to a single or perhaps just insurance.
Given the cost of turbo rebuilds, does it make sense to pick up a pair of used turbos and just keep them "in case?" Seems like the rebuilders charge a lot for redoing these and if a pair with relatively good mileage can be had for a reasonable price, is this a smart purchase? no plans to ever go single, planning to keep it very close to stock.
thanks
Given the cost of turbo rebuilds, does it make sense to pick up a pair of used turbos and just keep them "in case?" Seems like the rebuilders charge a lot for redoing these and if a pair with relatively good mileage can be had for a reasonable price, is this a smart purchase? no plans to ever go single, planning to keep it very close to stock.
thanks
efini are pretty much just the same as stock imo.. i am going for some bnr rite now because i dont have any plans to go single and i love the twins. just upgrade to something new
Dont waste money on the efini. If you are upgrading go with BNR. Stock twins will always be available in used form for around $300.00 or less. However, buying a set of used twins is just rolling the dice. You hope it works in your favor, but it is a gamble.
rebuilt twins = ****. I'd never get used twins either, chances that they are **** as well is very likely.
BNR's is the way to go. Cheaper, more power, and are actually rebuildable.
BNR's is the way to go. Cheaper, more power, and are actually rebuildable.
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Efini twins make sense only in a universe in which BNR does not exist.
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