Twin Turbo 13BT
10-05-02, 08:20 AM
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Twin Turbo 13BT
I saw this rx7 s1 with a twin turbo pulling 10.8s!! and was wondering how did he installed a twin turbo on a 13B?? can you use parts of 13Bre and use it on the 13B?? any comment people
10-05-02, 10:18 AM
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Anything can be done of course, but you have to look at things practically. So the short answer is "no". You can make just as much (and more) power with a larger single turbo...
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Large single turbos always produce more power than twins becaus twins make more heat and therefore can't run as much boost. If you want the fastest possible, use a big *** turbo and use a nitrous shot to spool it.
10-06-02, 06:40 AM
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Originally posted by emagdnim
Large single turbos always produce more power than twins becaus twins make more heat and therefore can't run as much boost.
Large single turbos always produce more power than twins becaus twins make more heat and therefore can't run as much boost.
Have a look at the 1000-1200hp GT-R's in Japan. Two turbos. Heat produced is a result of power, not the number of turbos.
If you want the fastest possible, use a big *** turbo and use a nitrous shot to spool it.
10-06-02, 05:34 PM
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Sure, but don't you think you posted this in the wrong section?
-Ted
I was thinking of twin turb a series 5 with a couple of modified series 5 turbo
and yeah twins has better response time than a big turb!!
i think twin is better - just wondering still thou, how did he twin turb his 13B??
Did he use parts of series 6 to modified his 13B? or what?
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-Ted
I was thinking of twin turb a series 5 with a couple of modified series 5 turbo
and yeah twins has better response time than a big turb!!
i think twin is better - just wondering still thou, how did he twin turb his 13B??
Did he use parts of series 6 to modified his 13B? or what?
comment?
10-07-02, 04:06 PM
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It won't fit without a spacer.
Stuffing HT-18 compressor sections on there will make it worse.
The design is crappy.
You need the stock FD3S ECU to run it properly for sequential operation.
-Ted
Stuffing HT-18 compressor sections on there will make it worse.
The design is crappy.
You need the stock FD3S ECU to run it properly for sequential operation.
-Ted
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