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Old 08-27-2002, 11:44 PM
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hey guys, my car should be out of the shop soon (finally). don't have money for a single turbo yet (just spent $5k). i'm thinking of making my stock twins non seq, what you guys think??? with the mods i have, does that make sense??? what kind of power difference would i feel??? i don't mind extra lag (it's my weekend car). i'm still very new to the whole rotory thing. i've had my car now for a year (half the time, the car was in the shop) so i don't know if i were to do it, would i do it myself. i would like to, but i'm not a great on working on cars. i could do basic things like brakes, intake, exhaust, tune - ups. stuff like that. if i do it, should i do it myself???? or maybe i can pay someone in the forum that lives in the bay area to do it for me, then i can sit and learn from someone.......hmmmmm

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Old 08-28-2002, 12:39 AM
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Here is a site that tells you when/why you should do it, and HOW TO do it along with a bunch of other peoples opinions on it.



I m having probs with my 2nd turbo not kickin in so I was thinkin bout trying this, but MIGHT just go with a single turbo.



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Whoops, here is the link:



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Old 08-28-2002, 07:56 PM
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yeah, i've seen it, but see, i don't have a garage, so the work seems hard. n e ideas???
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just a note if your seq twins are working fine. don't bother making it nonseq you won't get anymore power
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ooo, so does it just simplfy the system???
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Old 08-30-2002, 11:53 PM
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Well that and you eliminate transition boost spikes. It cleans up the engine bay alot also.

I dont want to sound like a broken record but. The poor mans non sequntial how to is on Our site.



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It sure is FD3Boost. Vosko you cant run from me haha. Anyhow NON-SEQ is the best way to go. SEQ is a mess and spikes to much and takes out motors and secondary turbos. NON-SEQ makes more sense and is just easy and real smooth.



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Originally Posted by Dont_Be_A_Rikki' date='Sep 3 2002, 08:40 PM
It sure is FD3Boost. Vosko you cant run from me haha. Anyhow NON-SEQ is the best way to go. SEQ is a mess and spikes to much and takes out motors and secondary turbos. NON-SEQ makes more sense and is just easy and real smooth.



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Yep. Power comes on how you expect it. It doesn't have the 1-2 punch like the stock sequential, but it makes up for it in simplicity. Also, the power is SMOOTH all the way thru.
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Which setup do you prefer on stock twins?
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