Bnr Stage 3
#11
imagine 470 hp on turbos that small........... yeah i wonder how long they would last
and it would be crazy if you run them sequentially........ that will be a very nice power band from a turbo'd rotary
and it would be crazy if you run them sequentially........ that will be a very nice power band from a turbo'd rotary
#12
I've never been a big supporter of the stock twins, especially making 470 rwhp...
After going single turbo, all my temperatures read lower(water and oil temps), working on my car is 100% easier, rebuilds cost WAY less...benefit after benefit after benefit. For the life of me, I can't see what the big hype is about upgraded twin turbos...
After going single turbo, all my temperatures read lower(water and oil temps), working on my car is 100% easier, rebuilds cost WAY less...benefit after benefit after benefit. For the life of me, I can't see what the big hype is about upgraded twin turbos...
#14
Originally Posted by jspecracer7' date='Feb 25 2003, 05:27 AM
I've never been a big supporter of the stock twins, especially making 470 rwhp...
After going single turbo, all my temperatures read lower(water and oil temps), working on my car is 100% easier, rebuilds cost WAY less...benefit after benefit after benefit. For the life of me, I can't see what the big hype is about upgraded twin turbos...
After going single turbo, all my temperatures read lower(water and oil temps), working on my car is 100% easier, rebuilds cost WAY less...benefit after benefit after benefit. For the life of me, I can't see what the big hype is about upgraded twin turbos...
kevin.
#16
I hear they will last much longer since the stage 3s are remachined to accomodate the new dynamic seals. The stage 1 and 2s do not have the dynamic seals. Steve from Gotham Racing said its not worth it to go sequential on them. Everyone that I have heard that has them is running non-sequential. By the way im back home untill deployment orders come in. Hopefully i will be here to drive the car home!