Twin Turbo H22A Civic pics!
my friends car! we still believe its the first of its kind in the world!!! pulls about 340HP@Wheels..using 2 TDO4L turbos...has run a best of 12.9 quarter mile at low boost settings!!!
Sorry i couldn't get a better detailed picture......enjoy anyways....
Sorry i couldn't get a better detailed picture......enjoy anyways....
http://www.drtracing.com/drt.htm
Unfortunately they don't mention anything about the twin turbo set up on their page. I dunno why.
Unfortunately they don't mention anything about the twin turbo set up on their page. I dunno why.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by one more chance »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">true??
oh well.....its the first in australia though!!
got info of the DRT one???</TD></TR></TABLE>
Been searching and there is SOME mention of the twin turbos but no articles. Just a write up when Ralphy Estevez ran 9.65 vs Lisa Kubo's 9.5X
oh well.....its the first in australia though!!
got info of the DRT one???</TD></TR></TABLE>
Been searching and there is SOME mention of the twin turbos but no articles. Just a write up when Ralphy Estevez ran 9.65 vs Lisa Kubo's 9.5X
well in the picture you can see one turbo just left off the engine block, and then one on the right with a painted compressor..
at least, that's what i see!
at least, that's what i see!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lazerus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well in the picture you can see one turbo just left off the engine block, and then one on the right with a painted compressor..
at least, that's what i see!
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I see that too on the main page but nothing written up on it, I was looking everwhere for it to no avail.
at least, that's what i see!
</TD></TR></TABLE>I see that too on the main page but nothing written up on it, I was looking everwhere for it to no avail.
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oh well.. im sure someday if it lays down some really decent numbers it will get put up on the internet in more detail. on a side note that dudes shirt matches the car paint, cool!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b20_EK »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">a 12.9? hmmm something is a lil off, maybe its just me..
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Um...Low boost setting
</TD></TR></TABLE>Um...Low boost setting
The twin turbo craze is upon us now. May this end soon
To each his own i guess. Do you have a dyno chart?
Is there really ANY advantage of running two small turbo's on a 4 cylinder?
To each his own i guess. Do you have a dyno chart?
Is there really ANY advantage of running two small turbo's on a 4 cylinder?
Ive always wanted to do a *sequential* twin turbo setup on a honda. Using two 14b turbos. But it would take a mile of piping and valves. Maybe someday..
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ill_take_one »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is there really ANY advantage of running two small turbo's on a 4 cylinder?
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You can find used smallish turbos cheap at junkyards. You could get four or five for the price of a nice new 'large' turbo. Some people probably score free ones from friends who upgrade. If you can do your own fab work, the extra complexity and construction might not be a big issue.
And you would get more points entering a show/competition. And you'de probably **** a bunch of **** retentative people off. For some people that might count for a lot. As for the many disadvantages... well you guys already got those covered.
</TD></TR></TABLE>You can find used smallish turbos cheap at junkyards. You could get four or five for the price of a nice new 'large' turbo. Some people probably score free ones from friends who upgrade. If you can do your own fab work, the extra complexity and construction might not be a big issue.
And you would get more points entering a show/competition. And you'de probably **** a bunch of **** retentative people off. For some people that might count for a lot. As for the many disadvantages... well you guys already got those covered.
Sequential turbos set ups sux. On MK4s there is a huge power drop in the transition between the turbos and its overly complex. Reason most Supras go singles is because of the cost compared to a parallel twin set up. Parallel HKS GT twins
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i still dont get the point of twins on the motor, i guess for show purposes it makes sense...but its not practical, u can get single turbo setups that spool just as good, easier to maintain and setup and push out more power than that setup..well, to each their own




