twin turbo question
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twin turbo question
Ok, I'm supposed to be getting a honda civic in about a month and have been thinking about a turbo set up etc... I already have the motor for the swap its a b18 bottom with b16 heads etc..and gsr tranny. But I was looking and I saw a set of rx7 twin turbos on craigslist and was wondering if that set up would even be possible. Can anyone help me out?
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if you can't answer that question then you have no business trying to build a twin turbo honda.
there are no readily available kits to my knowledge and it would be just plain stupid. it's been done, but whats the point?
there are no readily available kits to my knowledge and it would be just plain stupid. it's been done, but whats the point?
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Re: twin turbo question
The car that comes to mind when i think of TT 4cyl hondas is the S2000 epic tuning built heres the link
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/twin-turbo-s2000-built-epic-tuning-2595792/
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/twin-turbo-s2000-built-epic-tuning-2595792/
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Re: twin turbo question
I was just asking, I haven't looked into yet. It was just a thought,
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Re: twin turbo question
I suggest reading the FAQ then it will answer most of your questions on turbocharging your car. It helped me alot when i first decided to go boost.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/%2A%2A%2Aforced-induction-forum-faq%2A%2A%2A-1024174/
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/%2A%2A%2Aforced-induction-forum-faq%2A%2A%2A-1024174/
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Re: twin turbo question
twin turbos are pointless look at all the supra and skyline guys are always taking of the twins and putting on a large single just put a quality single turbo on it and it will be easier and make good power
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figured i would get that one out of the way for you.... lol Dont take it personal
nothing wrong with a decent low priced set up you can piece together yourself
you might want to look into getting the engine built if this is gonna be a DD and you want to keep it for a while
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highest hp supra is here in houston if i'm not mistaken running twin t88s? 1664hp? youtube it or streetfire "Big Red" owned by a middle eastern dude tommy banh built it or tuned it idk the details.
i think converting to single turbo on a fd you eliminate like 75 diff vacuum lines? just cleaner install
oem twins/sequential? they are just a hassle and imagine building an aftermarket mani/buying two bigger turbos for your already expensive to modify car.
single turbos on those cars are just easier/cheaper.
if a twin turbo setup is done right it's great but on a small displacement anything it's pointless unless going for bling/originality and not performance.
OP, you can piece together kits for pretty cheap, stay away from the crappier side of the ebay kits some stuff on there will work and is a cheap alternative to building an expensive turbo setup.
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Only reason a TT setup on a civic would be worth it, is if you had such a large turbo, you needed a smaller one to help spool faster for low end power. Not worth it, unless you feel like dropping $20,000+ on your motor/setup.
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Re: twin turbo question
I want the turbo from the rx7 I think with the rb 26 skyline motor in modified mag I think that's what it was. Ha ha that was so bad *** how they had to cut the hood
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yep jeff from hmt did it years back. it made less power the a normal turbo kit. but spooled super fast and sounded super bad ***. fun project. i think he still has the wrightup on rhmt.com
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Re: twin turbo question
Compound turbo setup! You get mad torque with that setup!