LET'S GET THE DEBATE OVER WITH!!!
04-30-2002, 09:48 AM
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LET'S GET THE DEBATE OVER WITH!!!
I have a 2k veilside Tib, now that the exterior is done it's time to add the power. I am down to three choices either a phantom racing Supercharger, phantom racing turbocharger, or buying 2 turbo chargers and running twin turbo. Which do u think will make the most HP??
04-30-2002, 10:13 AM
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You can get those "phantom racing" items from Shark Racing probably for cheaper. However these have never been tested on a U.S. car, thats why we dont advertise them on our main website. Shark Racing is developing a supercharger and possible turbo charger for the car this summer if youre patient..
04-30-2002, 10:27 AM
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someone tol me that you can't twin turbo a inline four cause it only has one exhaust manifold. and i f we were able to it would be less efficient than a single turbo kit. is all this true?
04-30-2002, 10:40 AM
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someone tol me that you can't twin turbo a inline four cause it only has one exhaust manifold. and i f we were able to it would be less efficient than a single turbo kit. is all this true?
if you really wanted to, you could tt a 4 cyl... but its gay and pointless.
someone tol me that you can't twin turbo a inline four cause it only has one exhaust manifold. and i f we were able to it would be less efficient than a single turbo kit. is all this true?
04-30-2002, 01:27 PM
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Twin sequential turbo setup...like the Legacy B4 RSK. It is possible, and this setup is capable of producing insane amounts of pressure. It will take a lot of plumbing and plenty of custom fabrication...only thing is, can the Beta handle it? This is gonna take really heavy investment, so if this is the way you wanna go get ready to splurge on the engine big time.
04-30-2002, 02:38 PM
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for the same price of a twin turbo, throw a bigger single turbo on it. More power less hassles, twin turbo's are good for engines with 6-8 cylinders (one for each header). Get a better intercooler, better piping and better components.
Save your money get ballistics stage 2, and wup some ass on the road.
Save your money get ballistics stage 2, and wup some ass on the road.
04-30-2002, 04:08 PM
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can someone say TURBO LAG
a twin turbo setup on the beta,... simply not worth it
you want more juice
get a bigger turbo,... why make things difficult
Still want more juice? use nitrous
Theres absolutely no need for a twin turbo setup on the beta
a twin turbo setup on the beta,... simply not worth it
you want more juice
get a bigger turbo,... why make things difficult
Still want more juice? use nitrous
Theres absolutely no need for a twin turbo setup on the beta
04-30-2002, 11:46 PM
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Uhhh Jaws that why you don't go twin turbo...you go twin SEQUENTIAL. Problem is...there might not be enough room in the bay for all the plumbing.