DJ Blu

i want to run sequential turbos eventually.



i have a 1987 t2 and i want the power of a single turbo, but i need the lower end for normal driving...



i'm used to working on v8's w/my firends and this is their recommendation.



how practical is it, and do u have any recommendations?



thanks,



-jeff

ILUVMY88CABRIO

Stay single.

Nemesis

That's good advice on more than one level.

relisys190

Ya like he said. Dont get married. all she will do it get > or start





















Seriously, stick with the single turbo design. You will LIKE IT.. you will LIKE IT!



-Markus

Jerk_Racer

There's a reason why FD guys go with single turbos.

FikseRxSeven

sequential becomes a pain in the *** once it isnt running perfectly

FikseRxSeven

oh yeah..... how would you propose setting up your turbo's for sequential anyways?

DJ Blu

i'm not sure how i'd do it. It was just a quick thought that came out of a night of heavy drinking. What is the typical powerband for a single turbo? because i want to be able to drive this thing normally.



thanks for the advice.

j9fd3s

any of the factory twins wont clear the intake of a t2 motor, so you'd have to do some kind of engine. the fd twins will fit on an fc though. not worth it imo, you also need to find an ecu that will run it and wire it all up



mike

onboost

the japanese does it, they put FD intake on it, and put the MAF after turbo.