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B234F TwinTurbo Concept

Whoa.. that 3d model is very nice.. compact!

And yes.. since i cant afford EFRs.. it will be a holset hx35II with water from TZB.. BW 200sxe also is an option, but too big..
 
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Or just do 8 turbos like real man

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JerryJS8 said:
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Krister is just bench racing again...

But he was talking about using a couple of spare mint condition 13c turbochargers to accomplish two things:
A: 400 hp
B: a responsive 400 hp

As I see it, either we change turbos to make A and B happen, or we keep the turbos and change the configuration. But if he's going to go through the hassle, 13c turbochargers aren't sexy, so why bother?

@Duder
Thoughts?

@Krister
Thoughts?

@JohnV

Du verr?cktes Huhn!
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If you guys are serious about twins on a Redblock, I would look at using modern, easily available turbos from a 1.0L - 1.2L - 1.4L gasoline engine, 3 or 4 cylinder. In Germany I'd look at Ford, GM/Opel, and Fiat stuff. There are so many out there now that you'd have a wide selection to choose from in terms of features, orientation, connection flanges, etc. I agree with your thinking that 2x 13c wouldn't be the best choice for this.
 
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