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  • 240sxguy2
    240sxguy2
    240sxguy
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    teatoe993 said:

    I prefer to keep things simple and cheap. And I prefer a smooth torque-band. Turboing a car is kind of juvenile in my opinion. But I'm 34, so there you go.

    Sounds like fancy talk for slow. :)

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    • Brian.B
      Brian.B
      Brian.
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      240sxguy said:

      Sounds like fancy talk for slow. :)

      This.

      Also, if you do decide to turbo it, don't do twin turbo, that's way to much work for no gain. Just do an single.

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      • JeffJ
        JeffJ
        Jeff
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        Brian said:

        This.

        Also, if you do decide to turbo it, don't do twin turbo, that's way to much work for no gain. Just do an single.

        There is gains for that extra work.

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        • EarlE
          EarlE
          Earl
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          Twin turbo is not a good idea. However, a compound turbo setup has many gains and advantages=)

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          • Brian.B
            Brian.B
            Brian.
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            #25

            Twin turboing a BMW M20 or even a 2jz, is kinda pointless, unless you go compound. But for a reliable dailyable car, I would not go twin. Just single it and call it a day.

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            • JeffJ
              JeffJ
              Jeff
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              #26

              A compund turbo set up is using 2 turbos

              1976 530i e12
              1990 325ix e30
              1992 325i e36
              1995 740il e38
              2001 330xi e46
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              • EarlE
                EarlE
                Earl
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                #27

                Jeff said:

                A compund turbo set up is using 2 turbos

                But they are used in sequence. It isn't a twin turbo setup.

                A twin turbo setup on a 2jz for example would have three exhaust ports feeding one turbo, and then three feeding another.

                On a compound turbo setup, they're used in sequence. You use a smaller turbo that spools fast to feed the large turbo to eliminate boost lag as much as possible=D

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                • Brian.B
                  Brian.B
                  Brian.
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                  but with an M20, there really isn't any turbo lag, unless you go with a HX40+ or the likes.

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                  • JeffJ
                    JeffJ
                    Jeff
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                    Earl said:

                    But they are used in sequence. It isn't a twin turbo setup.

                    A twin turbo setup on a 2jz for example would have three exhaust ports feeding one turbo, and then three feeding another.

                    On a compound turbo setup, they're used in sequence. You use a smaller turbo that spools fast to feed the large turbo to eliminate boost lag as much as possible=D

                    Very good point my sir

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                    • The Full BananaT
                      The Full BananaT
                      The Full Banana
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                      one of each is ideal, IMO.

                      Tom - I have a few BMWs, an overworked Volvo 242, and now a YouTube channel called Drive, Revive, Tinker

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                      • T
                        T
                        tsweers89
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                        Brian said:

                        but with an M20, there really isn't any turbo lag, unless you go with a HX40+ or the likes.

                        Just because you have a hx35 does not mean your not going to have lag. It depends on your tune and also the exhaust housing. If he had something like a 1.07 or even a .94 I bet there would be lag and wouldn't see boost till around 3.2k. Also looking at the compressor map for that it isnt in the efficiency range until around 19-22psi which would mean he probably need a built lower end. Also hx35 is a was outdated turbo technology wise. A t3 garret or borg warner would be leaps and bounds better especially for what he plans on using the vehicle for.

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