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I want to know what kind of power "single" turbo is capable of making running on pump gas, in my situation, 91octan CA shitty gas.
to my knowledge, PSI produced by a single turbo is same as PSI produced by stock twin, with the exception single turbo produces boost more efficiently while stock twin over heats=less efficent=less power output.
so on pump gas, single turbos cant run too much boost because it would still knock and detonate, then it is very possible for a 470rwhp BPU runing 100 octan to beat single turbo...say a T78/full fuel/electronic running 91octan.
this raises the question of advantages of running a single turbo when high octan fuel is not as accessible. if one uses his single turbo supra as daily commute and runs into a NOS'd SS, he would be in trouble.
I'm not trying to put down single turbo, I personally love how big single sounds and feels, however, I just want to hear the other side of story.
thanx guys!
Jonas
to my knowledge, PSI produced by a single turbo is same as PSI produced by stock twin, with the exception single turbo produces boost more efficiently while stock twin over heats=less efficent=less power output.
so on pump gas, single turbos cant run too much boost because it would still knock and detonate, then it is very possible for a 470rwhp BPU runing 100 octan to beat single turbo...say a T78/full fuel/electronic running 91octan.
this raises the question of advantages of running a single turbo when high octan fuel is not as accessible. if one uses his single turbo supra as daily commute and runs into a NOS'd SS, he would be in trouble.
I'm not trying to put down single turbo, I personally love how big single sounds and feels, however, I just want to hear the other side of story.
thanx guys!
Jonas