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Old Jun 4, 2007 | 09:02 PM
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Running no split on a turbo rotary

This is primarily for a 20B application, but curious what the upside/downside is of running a turbo rotary with no split (firing leading and trailing simultaneously)? The application I have in mind is a dedicated racecar, so emissions/fuel efficiency/driveability are of almost 0 concern to me.

I've seen this setup used frequently on NA race motors but not so much on the turbocharged side. Feedback appreciated!
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Old Jun 5, 2007 | 01:00 AM
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Originally Posted by thetech
This is primarily for a 20B application, but curious what the upside/downside is of running a turbo rotary with no split (firing leading and trailing simultaneously)? The application I have in mind is a dedicated racecar, so emissions/fuel efficiency/driveability are of almost 0 concern to me.

I've seen this setup used frequently on NA race motors but not so much on the turbocharged side. Feedback appreciated!
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