why single turbo
04-02-06, 05:31 PM
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why single turbo
why would just one turbo be an advantage over twin. I have the suspesion its a control thing but i dont know the deffinate techniqual answer. also in respect to racing(drag and track) how would it be better. thanks!!!
04-03-06, 01:09 AM
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coz its uber cool. nah seriously though, it beats having to get under the UIM each time you have boost issues. single gives you that much more control over troubleshooting problems. some may disagree and quote how responsive twins are but it really depends on your driving style. did i already coz its uber cool 
04-03-06, 03:05 AM
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Originally Posted by driftkingreborn
what is UIM. call ne Newb all u want, im trying to learn and its got to be done somehow
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04-03-06, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by driftkingreborn
what is UIM. call ne Newb all u want, im trying to learn and its got to be done somehow
If you're in SoCal and thinking about going single. I can give you a ride in my FD, that way you can feel the response and power compared to the stock twins.
04-03-06, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Zero R
HA! bad example T51s are not what most would call responsive
.. I am still on the AF61r, and it has decent response. I see 15psi by 3700.The KAI would be another story, I'd expect 15psi around 4500.
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