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If it helps any, this 6boost is one of the best out there, super strong, less pronto cracking than most. Also twin scroll is what makes a big laggy single spool fast like twins.
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start by having A ROLLING GTR then we talk u ******* mofo funzy little *****
If it helps any, this 6boost is one of the best out there, super strong, less pronto cracking than most. Also twin scroll is what makes a big laggy single spool fast like twins.
lmao did u ever drive a gtr wit single T4 flang turbo?
listen , i have a hks twin scrool manifold wit S362 bulleyes double batmowheel, and its still not fast like twins ,
my good buddy marco did 5 WHP more and 62 pound of torke more then me
we both have the same engine (r34 swap) wit same hardware, cams tomei, head gasket stud n **** , he did 582whp at 22 psi n 462 lbs of torke,
i did 577 whp at 8000 rpm , n 22 psi and 400 lbs torke
my point is , SINGLE = MORE LAGGY THEN TWINS , if u want 600 RANGE whp u need to be twins its 10x more exiting ,
on another note the single turbo is more laggy but i can do 800whp wit that turbo , cuz best effiancy range is 25-35 psi lmao,
BTW , really nice manifold great part !!!! IF U WANna go 600whp+ GET THAT
Spool vs RPM on the dyno only shows a small portion of how the car really drives on the road...* Twin turbos are unique in a way that the power is a lot "broader", and that the car gets its initial torque quicker based on throttle input at lower RPM ranges.* It doesn't quite necessarily make full boost sooner than a single equivalent.
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A fast spooling single turbo will always come in hard,*and it is really responsive if you stay within spool RPM range.* If your car has tight gearing, and you are looking for best response, an efficient single is better.* If the race track you are driving always allow you to stay above a certain RPM range, then a fast spooling single will be much more responsive that a twin setup within equivalent flow sizing.
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If the race track you are on, has corners that require you to fall out of RPM range all the time, then a twin setup may work out better.
A good single like a BW or garrett with this manifold=sexy time
R33 GTST RB25DET series 1
Stock motor, holset HX40, power fc d-jetro, bolt ons, 20psi = 492rwhp 364 lbft
And I'm planning a 2013 build, Garrett gt3076R or Borg Warner. Thinkin about goin with an internal waste gate, when I figure out what I'm doin, I hope you still have this.
R33 GTST RB25DET series 1
Stock motor, holset HX40, power fc d-jetro, bolt ons, 20psi = 492rwhp 364 lbft
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