ICE_Pilot

this looks realy wicked and looks like it eliminates many pipes and **** for more space but whats the effect in power and performance......geeees ....sound to i would have to say ???

Anyone know ?

RotaryKnight

Uh most of us who are single turbo already do this.

Chris

ICE_Pilot

ok....cool....what are the affects.....can it be done on a twin T or not ?

I am new to rotarys so it just lloked strange to me

Nathan Kwok

It wouldn't work so well on twins because one of the turbos faces the toward the firewall, so it would be sucking very hot air. Plus there really isn't even room back there for a proper sized filter. I suppose you could rig up a dual "short ram" system if you're really creative. Who knows, that may actually work with a Scoot hood that diverts air toward the rear turbo. Since you're a noob thats way our of your league though

duboisr

Sucks -hot air that is. suck hot air and die.

Rated R1

Rigging up the secondary would not be worth it. I would want to take in air from anywhere near the downpipe. I don't care how much airflow is there.

maxcooper

Behind the radiator probably isn't a whole lot better.

-Max

wptrx7

doesn't it get hot and melt the filter?

luigi

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How is your singles intake setup Max?

t70

How is your singles intake setup Max? [/B][/QUOTE]

Get one of those flexible air ducts... Its kinda like a “bendable” hose. It will allow you route some outside air into the engine bay. Helps a little….

1point3liter

But where are you going to pull the out side air from?

vudoodoodoo

Get one of those flexible air ducts... Its kinda like a “bendable” hose. It will allow you route some outside air into the engine bay. Helps a little…. [/B][/QUOTE]

I thinking about doing something like that. But I have no place to the duct for the fresh air...

vudoodoodoo

Get one of those flexible air ducts... Its kinda like a “bendable” hose. It will allow you route some outside air into the engine bay. Helps a little…. [/B][/QUOTE]

I thinking about doing something like that. But I have no place to put the duct for the fresh air...

rynberg

Here's a pic from Rotary Extreme showing their horizontal intercooler setup. But you can see that their single turbo receives intake air from a "cold-air" style box, probably getting air from beside the radiator.

t70

yea, it would be hard for twins. that idea was really meant for single turbo guys..

ICE_Pilot

What goes into making a twin a single.......is there a lot of work.......and what would be the best thing to up grade first....the ECU ?

coop

You could be stirring up a hornets nest here! I would recommend doing a search for mods or upgrades I am sure many people have asked this. Some people get evil in their posts when they see posts about stuff other people have already asked...just giving you a heads up.

ICE_Pilot

ok thanks....Ill quit while im ahead.....thanks for the tip mate.

CCarlisi

YES you can run filters off twins w/o piping.

I bought a K&N recharge kit from pettit for their intake and was originally planning on running them with the stock rubber tubes, but didn't have room with the FMIC and aftermarket rad. I stuck them right on the turbos. Use the straight neck filter for the rear turbo and the bent neck filter for the front turbo. If you look at the car from the front, the front filter is curving up and to the passanger side fender(think of the passanger side cylinder bank of a v8). It was very very close to one of the belts so I pushed/crushed in the side of the filter closest to the belt about 1/2 inch.

I have had it on my car for about 3 months w/o a problem. The turbos spool up nice and fast now

-Chris C.

Barwick

most cars are designed to have some sort of piping about the same diameter of the throttle body (or in this case the turbo) directly before the TB (or turbo). I think it's for air velocity reasons.