possible single turbo
ok i just would like a explaination to why i hear so many ppl say its impossible to put a single turbo in the z i understand it would have to be very large but, how can we fit a tt system in!? would a single turbo be that much bigger? just wondering
Originally posted by Black03z
ok i just would like a explaination to why i hear so many ppl say its impossible to put a single turbo in the z i understand it would have to be very large but, how can we fit a tt system in!? would a single turbo be that much bigger? just wondering
ok i just would like a explaination to why i hear so many ppl say its impossible to put a single turbo in the z i understand it would have to be very large but, how can we fit a tt system in!? would a single turbo be that much bigger? just wondering
The alternative would be to hang the single turbo back after the Y pipe. Way back there it would get exhaust gas that's much cooler and moving much more slowly. Incredible turbo lag and a lack of performance would be the result.
not only is it not impossible, but a very reputable manufacturer has one that dynoed today at 384 to the wheels. You will most likely be hearing about it very soon, but suffice it to say it should be a worthy contender, as it's a relatively simple kit.
It absolutely can be done, and has been done...it's all a matter of knowing how to do it.
Adam
It absolutely can be done, and has been done...it's all a matter of knowing how to do it.
Adam
Originally posted by Z1 Performance
not only is it not impossible, but a very reputable manufacturer has one that dynoed today at 384 to the wheels. You will most likely be hearing about it very soon, but suffice it to say it should be a worthy contender, as it's a relatively simple kit.
It absolutely can be done, and has been done...it's all a matter of knowing how to do it.
Adam
not only is it not impossible, but a very reputable manufacturer has one that dynoed today at 384 to the wheels. You will most likely be hearing about it very soon, but suffice it to say it should be a worthy contender, as it's a relatively simple kit.
It absolutely can be done, and has been done...it's all a matter of knowing how to do it.
Adam
Originally posted by Black03z
ok i just would like a explaination to why i hear so many ppl say its impossible to put a single turbo in the z i understand it would have to be very large but, how can we fit a tt system in!? would a single turbo be that much bigger? just wondering
ok i just would like a explaination to why i hear so many ppl say its impossible to put a single turbo in the z i understand it would have to be very large but, how can we fit a tt system in!? would a single turbo be that much bigger? just wondering
Originally posted by PoWeRtRiP
it can be done quite easily in fact, its just a matter of getting the manifolds made which are more complex on a single turbo v6 platform. yes it does take a relatively large turbo to supply enough air for the z but dont expect it to lag anymore than the greddy turboes since this one has all 3.5 l pushing it. as long as you build it right you can very good performance out of a single
it can be done quite easily in fact, its just a matter of getting the manifolds made which are more complex on a single turbo v6 platform. yes it does take a relatively large turbo to supply enough air for the z but dont expect it to lag anymore than the greddy turboes since this one has all 3.5 l pushing it. as long as you build it right you can very good performance out of a single
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Originally posted by Chrono86
http://www.topsecretjpn.com/products/z33.htm bottom of the page in tuning parts section
http://www.topsecretjpn.com/products/z33.htm bottom of the page in tuning parts section
Blast Racing/Motorex did a single turbo on a white coupe out here in California.
Here is the article:
http://www.jtuned.com/content/templa...id=34&zoneid=2
Here is the article:
http://www.jtuned.com/content/templa...id=34&zoneid=2


