Twin Turbo vs. Single Turbo V6: A Dissertation

Originally Posted by blackonorange This engine na already puts the car in limp lode when pushing it why would we want to push it even more? I never suggested that.

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Twin Turbo vs. Single Turbo V6: A Dissertation

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01-15-2012, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by blackonorange

This engine na already puts the car in limp lode when pushing it why would we want to push it even more?

I never suggested that. I was talking general principles of engine function, and I think you missed that whole point. If you can't control the heat (e.g. 370Z in some conditions), it's a problem. If you can, the more the merrier. Pressure created through combustion is proportional to temperature increase during combustion. It's very simple.

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