you can as it's been done before but it's pointless and a lot of work. You could easily swap in a used l28et motor and upgrade to a larger simple turbo, or an RB series motor, or even get turbo parts to turbo your stock motor. Single turbo really has no disadvantages in our car and would save you a MASSIVE amount of work and stress
the only engine i would twin turbo would be a V8, because anything smaller isnt going to have good exhaust pressure to turn over the turbo's unless there really small. you really should put one turbo on and it would be SO much more efficient then both.
you can as it's been done before but it's pointless and a lot of work. You could easily swap in a used l28et motor and upgrade to a larger simple turbo, or an RB series motor, or even get turbo parts to turbo your stock motor. Single turbo really has no disadvantages in our car and would save you a MASSIVE amount of work and stress
You can turbo a stock 280Z motor? What parts are needed?
the only engine i would twin turbo would be a V8, because anything smaller isnt going to have good exhaust pressure to turn over the turbo's unless there really small. you really should put one turbo on and it would be SO much more efficient then both.
bullshit. more efficient with a bigger single but not able to turn 2 smaller twins to usable boost levels? naw dude.
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