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Old 02-09-11, 04:53 PM
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Borg Warner EFR Series....Not a "Is single better than Twins" Thread

Quick description were I'm coming from........I'm not turbo savvy; however, I feel I'm learning a little more every time something breaks on my car. I've been staying on the twin turbo wagon for the 6 years I've owned my FD. Just before I purchased my last set of 99spec turbos 3 years ago, I was close to jumping on the single turbo wagon; however, I took a ride in two single turbo RX7's (one FD and one FC), though they both were fun, it wasn't what I really wanted (this could all be from the tuner set-up). The FD had great power but lacked good throttle response, I want the quick throttle response feeling the twins provide. While the FC was set-up with a small turbo, it provided plenty of get-up and go, but you could feel the turbos loose efficiency at the high rpms. I feel this is a waste of opportunity with such a high revving motor.

Now I've been told I can't have my cake and eat it too; however, with my recent need to replace my turbos (again) I have found out about the new EFR series from Borg Warner. Then in the March issue of "Super Street" I found a good article about the make-up of this new series turbo which helped me to think even more about making the switch. From the research I've done and speaking to a gentleman at Full-Race, my best bet would be to use the EFR 6758 turbo.

Link to EFR Turbos: http://www.full-race.com/articles/bo...fr-turbos.html

What are your thoughts on this? Has anyone used any of the EFR series turbo yet? If I don't go this wrought then I'm sticking with Twins and buying a good set of BNR's.

Thanks for your input.................
P.S. I've searched from threads regarding the new Borg Warner EFR turbo with little found.
Old 02-09-11, 05:08 PM
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You should've searched first cause this has been discussed before and no need to post in two different sections.

Here is the link:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...org+warner+efr

The benefits of an EFR turbo on a rotary engine is yet to be seen but I wouldn't hold my breath with so many other great turbos out there.
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Old 02-09-11, 05:57 PM
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Well, thanks for the link. Believe it or not I did search, but I guess I used the wrong key words.

I posted in both sections since many times things are not seen in a single location.
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