Twin Turbo vs. Single Turbo V6: A Dissertation

Kingbaby

So twin turbos are always better? Is that what your ultimately saying?

Thank you for the information, and sorry if my question makes you pass judgment on another companies product.

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Mike@GTM

I am saying that twin turbos have excellent response thanks to their proximity to the enthalpy source.

I'm sorry if you are looking for something that isn't there.

Kingbaby

Your mistaken, I'll rephrase. Simply asking what you thought of their setup. If stressing the "IF" you did a single setup yourself on the HR/VHR how would you go about it. You can pm seeing this may be off topic.

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Mike@GTM

To be honest with you, I would do something similar to what JTran Studios did. Maybe a different turbo choice and intake piping, but overall, very similar. The schedule 10 piping on the exhaust piping was a good call on their part...that and the fact that the piping is equal length so that the turbo receives evenly spaced pulses. The car clearly makes good power. It's just a little late spooling for my personal taste...but that's part of the trade off.

Because I like quick response though, I'd do twins all day, every day. I'm a bit impatient when it comes to getting that kick in the pants feeling from a turbo...I want it right now and for it to pull for days...from 3k to redline. Hell, I don't let my Subie drop below 3k rpms unless I'm stopped at a light.