nOObie turbo question
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Re: nOObie turbo question
Originally posted by voodooutt
What is the difference between "twin scroll turbo" and just "twin turbo"?
hehe, this is my first turbo car I have owned, need to catch up on teminology & technology.
What is the difference between "twin scroll turbo" and just "twin turbo"?
hehe, this is my first turbo car I have owned, need to catch up on teminology & technology.
Twin Turbos=2 turbos the sequential set and then you have nonsequential set.
Sequential= one turbo uses the other i.e.- 93-98 Supra
non sequential=" true twin turbo" i.e.- 3000 GT, 300ZX
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Re: Re: nOObie turbo question
Originally posted by teamturbo
Sequential= one turbo uses the other i.e.- 93-98 Supra
Sequential= one turbo uses the other i.e.- 93-98 Supra
In the case of the Supra, cylinders 1~6 are always feeding turbo #1. When the time is proper, it slowly opens the passages to allow turbo #2 to feed from all 6 as well.
In the case of the straight twins, like the 300ZX or 3/S, cylinders 1~3 feed turbo 1 and cylinders 4~6 feed turbo 2.
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