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Old Jun 17, 2011 | 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by paulpoca2003
LOL I'm pretty sure davidv was being sarcastic and telling you to search...

anyways yes you will lose some torque!!! 3" TDs way too big for na and prob overkill for turbo too. Idk anything about superchargerd Z so cant tell you much about it. For NA 2.25-2.5 is ideal if you got TD. 2.75-3 if you have single.

If I were you I would get something that works best for NA first then another one when you go FI.

I bought my greddy dual turbo ti-c a (2.75 TD)few months ago thinking I'll go FI soon but now I regret it lol... idk how much tq I lost but I think I lost a decent amout....................
Soo would the Greddy Dual Turbo Ti-C be better on a single turbo setup than say a 2.5 dual exhaust or worse?
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Old Jun 17, 2011 | 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by themadhatterxxx
Soo would the Greddy Dual Turbo Ti-C be better on a single turbo setup than say a 2.5 dual exhaust or worse?
I think it depends on how much boost you running? Im not really pro at this but I have seen people running 500+ whp with 2.5 dual, so I think you are fine with 2.5.
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Old Feb 9, 2017 | 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by midz350
You will lose low end torque and may gain a lil HP up top N/A.

I think its overkill to run a 3''dual on a supercharged VQ, and also you need back pressure with the supercharger.
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