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View Poll Results: What turbo setup should I use?
13BREW FD stock twins cause I have them and I will be done.
33.33%
13BT FC stock single(I also have) simplify rats nest but fabricate bottom flange of DP and intake
33.33%
20B stock twins (need to buy) more CFM and still sequential. Will DP & Y pipe fit?
16.67%
Cheep used single aftermarket turbo setup that might be crap cause its used and really cheep.
16.67%
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Turbo II Turbo or 20B Twins?

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Old Dec 3, 2004 | 02:44 AM
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You're talking about removing the turbos off the 20B set and swapping them for the Cosmo 13B-RE turbos, right?


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Old Dec 6, 2004 | 01:53 AM
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single turbo is easier

Originally Posted by RotorMotor2
yeah, putting the 20B turbos on my new FD-RE block.

dude none of the piping is going to line up at all, and while I am not sure about the cosmo 13b, the 20b manifold stock is set up with one turbo slightly larger, than an fd, and the other (i think) is slightly smaller than an FD. seems to me that a stock single thats had the hot side clipped for higher flow would be fine ans dandy for street use. anybody else got any ideas?

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Old Dec 6, 2004 | 07:22 PM
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Just go single, so much less complicated.
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