What's a better setup for a 3rd gen?
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What's a better setup for a 3rd gen?
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all of you guys have experience with turbos. now that most of you guys have big singles/twins etc. think about what you would like to change... if you had either of these options, which would you choose (for the street)?
1) 8.5:1 rotors w/ big turbo (t78, t88, t51r kai)
2) 9.1:1 rotors w/ twin turbo (twin t25's)
3) 9.1:1 rotors w/ seq. twin (t25 and a t66/t78)
4) 8.5:1 rotors w/ seq. twin (t25 and t66/t78)
ps - new suggestions are welcome. tell me ALL you know! many thanks in advance
regards,
UntameD
all of you guys have experience with turbos. now that most of you guys have big singles/twins etc. think about what you would like to change... if you had either of these options, which would you choose (for the street)?
1) 8.5:1 rotors w/ big turbo (t78, t88, t51r kai)
2) 9.1:1 rotors w/ twin turbo (twin t25's)
3) 9.1:1 rotors w/ seq. twin (t25 and a t66/t78)
4) 8.5:1 rotors w/ seq. twin (t25 and t66/t78)
ps - new suggestions are welcome. tell me ALL you know! many thanks in advance
regards,
UntameD
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I dont know anyone running twin T25s. I know there is a T28 twin kit but no info is available on that yet. I havent heard of anyone running a sequential twin setup with different sized turbos, there is scarcely enough room in there to fit a T66 or T78 in there, good luck making a manifold and arranging all the gates etc to run it. For a street car the best option is probably a GT35/40, APEX'i Kit, or upgraded twins running sequential or non-sequential.
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