View Poll Results: APS twin turbo kits VS APS single turbo kit
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APS TWIN v TURBO vs APS SINGLE TURBO
06-22-2007, 10:33 AM
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APS TWIN v TURBO vs APS SINGLE TURBO
I am planning on going FI in the next cupple weeks the debate i have come down to is APS single turbo kit $5,395 or APS twin turbo kit $7,955 i am not planning on builting the motor
06-22-2007, 10:35 AM
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is that all u came up with APS??
its all depends on your goals btw
if youa re never going to build your engine and want something just for the stock block go Single turbo or supercharger
its all depends on your goals btw
if youa re never going to build your engine and want something just for the stock block go Single turbo or supercharger
06-22-2007, 10:39 AM
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I am also looking into forced induction, and i am planing on either a turbonetics single turbo or APS single turbo. The install is alot easier on the single turbo systems, and i plan on doing the install myself. Plus the single turbo kits still make for a nasty car.
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06-22-2007, 10:52 AM
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If you are not going to build-up the motor, I would suggest going with a single. You can also factor in that the money you save with a single turbo you can put towards other upgrades such as a big brake kit (woohoo!) sensors, suspension etc etc.
A lot of newbs will tell you 'but you won't get that kickin the pants of the twins' but those are Fast and the Furious f@gs. Matter fact, one trait of teh ST is the bigger amount of torque in the low and mid range which, believe me, will put you back in your seat.
ST all the way unless money is no object to you.
A lot of newbs will tell you 'but you won't get that kickin the pants of the twins' but those are Fast and the Furious f@gs. Matter fact, one trait of teh ST is the bigger amount of torque in the low and mid range which, believe me, will put you back in your seat.
ST all the way unless money is no object to you.
06-22-2007, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Driven1
APS SINGLE. Thats what I just went with. 
Twins are nice, but really only necessary if you want over 500HP.
Twins are nice, but really only necessary if you want over 500HP.agree,
think about what your power goals are, then make a purhcase.
06-22-2007, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by clemlover15
agree,
think about what your power goals are, then make a purchase.
think about what your power goals are, then make a purchase.
Think about what you want as far as power FIRST. If you are looking well over 425 go with twins, below that AND being safe without building the motor, go with a single. right now I am at 395WHP @8PSI with 425FTLBS TQ on the APS Single and no build on the motor. I liked the APS over the Turbonetics because it came complete, there was nothing more I had to buy.
J
06-22-2007, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Blu_Blur
If you are not going to build-up the motor, I would suggest going with a single. You can also factor in that the money you save with a single turbo you can put towards other upgrades such as a big brake kit (woohoo!) sensors, suspension etc etc.
A lot of newbs will tell you 'but you won't get that kickin the pants of the twins' but those are Fast and the Furious f@gs. Matter fact, one trait of teh ST is the bigger amount of torque in the low and mid range which, believe me, will put you back in your seat.
ST all the way unless money is no object to you.
A lot of newbs will tell you 'but you won't get that kickin the pants of the twins' but those are Fast and the Furious f@gs. Matter fact, one trait of teh ST is the bigger amount of torque in the low and mid range which, believe me, will put you back in your seat.
ST all the way unless money is no object to you.
lol....ST = pour man TT. No offense single turbo guys....just fckin with Blu_balls.
06-22-2007, 11:44 AM
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i voted single turbo. Just because... dont ask up. pick what you want and research.
Most the time if you have to ask then you shouldnt be buying either. This is a major personal decision.
-Don
Most the time if you have to ask then you shouldnt be buying either. This is a major personal decision.
-Don
06-22-2007, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by OMEGA46
you cant make more then 500hp with a single??? are you serious?
06-22-2007, 12:10 PM
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