View Poll Results: APS Single or Twin Turbo
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53
63.10%
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APS Single Or Twin??
Simple Question....Single or twin turbo.....strengths and weaknesses of each if u want but its basically just a poll im undecided at this point and have until about February or March do decide...thanks
well i wouldnt say i ave unlimited funds but i will have enough to do either i was just wondering which was more reliable. more potential for power isnt really a huge factor seeing that im not looking to put down crazy numbers because putting that power to the ground in a RWD car is really difficult and lets face it the 350Z tranny isnt the greatest in the world and i dont feel like having to go to nissan and try to get them to warrenty a turboed car's tranny. right now i am prolly gonna go with the single turbo....mid 300 hp is perfectly acceptable in my book....i think the only way ill go twin is if i find an extra $8000 some where and are able to do the AEBS stroker kit.
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Originally Posted by OCD
well i wouldnt say i ave unlimited funds but i will have enough to do either i was just wondering which was more reliable. more potential for power isnt really a huge factor seeing that im not looking to put down crazy numbers because putting that power to the ground in a RWD car is really difficult and lets face it the 350Z tranny isnt the greatest in the world and i dont feel like having to go to nissan and try to get them to warrenty a turboed car's tranny. right now i am prolly gonna go with the single turbo....mid 300 hp is perfectly acceptable in my book....i think the only way ill go twin is if i find an extra $8000 some where and are able to do the AEBS stroker kit.
If you don't believe me...look at my sig..I have over 400whp and I dead hook first gear. It's all about having the right setup to put the power to the ground.Futhermore...the trans in the 350Z is EXTREMELY strong (you don't hear of any guys breaking gears due to power)...the issues with some is the synchros....and sychro failure has absolutely nothing to do with how much power you have. I know of plenty of guys that have had trans replacements done under warranty with FI on their cars. You just have to find the right dealer that knows that the synchro problem has nothing to do with power.
If you have the $$ get the Twins...they are the more complete setup that is done RIGHT. The single turbo cuts corners to save $$$ on the kit and install. Plus spooling at 1500rpms is awesome. Instant torque.
Originally Posted by BriGuyMax
Putting the power to the ground IS NOT that diffucult. I think you have rear wheel drive confused with front wheel drive.
If you don't believe me...look at my sig..I have over 400whp and I dead hook first gear. It's all about having the right setup to put the power to the ground.
Futhermore...the trans in the 350Z is EXTREMELY strong (you don't hear of any guys breaking gears due to power)...the issues with some is the synchros....and sychro failure has absolutely nothing to do with how much power you have. I know of plenty of guys that have had trans replacements done under warranty with FI on their cars. You just have to find the right dealer that knows that the synchro problem has nothing to do with power.
If you have the $$ get the Twins...they are the more complete setup that is done RIGHT. The single turbo cuts corners to save $$$ on the kit and install. Plus spooling at 1500rpms is awesome. Instant torque.
If you don't believe me...look at my sig..I have over 400whp and I dead hook first gear. It's all about having the right setup to put the power to the ground.Futhermore...the trans in the 350Z is EXTREMELY strong (you don't hear of any guys breaking gears due to power)...the issues with some is the synchros....and sychro failure has absolutely nothing to do with how much power you have. I know of plenty of guys that have had trans replacements done under warranty with FI on their cars. You just have to find the right dealer that knows that the synchro problem has nothing to do with power.
If you have the $$ get the Twins...they are the more complete setup that is done RIGHT. The single turbo cuts corners to save $$$ on the kit and install. Plus spooling at 1500rpms is awesome. Instant torque.
Last edited by WA2GOOD; Oct 20, 2005 at 07:49 PM.
Originally Posted by WA2GOOD
Very true, Hate to admit it, but on THIS I agree with BiGuy. Well put
LOL, not sure if that was a typo or not... but at least you guys see eye to eye on this one.
Originally Posted by Jaki
LOL, not sure if that was a typo or not... but at least you guys see eye to eye on this one.
hahaha....i rode in an aps twin turbo about a week ago...and damn if i had the money...i'd be on it like white on rice....twin turbo all the way
Originally Posted by CESAROTORRES
Mine is for sale for sale it has only 2,900 miles since new. only 5,900 shipped. If any one is interested PM or call me at 407-963-2824
Cesar
Cesar
Originally Posted by captj3
Selling it already? Did you get the Z06?
Nope no Z06
, it was sold at the auction by the time a got to the dealer. I am on another Z it is a 2006 (RED). The new drama is the installation of the APS tt 0n the 06. 6SPEED
no more auto
Call me to give you the list of what I have for sale. 407-963-2824
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