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My friend and I have been curious as to how a single turbo works vs twin turbo. My buddy said that he believes the twin turbo works where one turbo pulls through lower RPM's and the other one pulls through the higher ones. I have no clue but am interested in the correct answer. He drives an Evo 04, I drive a vr4 98, that is how we came across the discussion.
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and they should STAY parallel until all options have been exhausted
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Jeff EDIT: Of course I am talking twins Vs single and not sequential Vs parallel.
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95 3000GT VR4 -- not stock Last edited by IPSjeff : 02-18-2008 at 01:36 PM. |
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