Twin Screwed 5.0L for sale

GreyDiesel

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Twin Turbo 5.0L for sale

Holy snikes! 769 Torque at the wheels!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=330278422956

ahhh.... I bet thats fun.

 

whyask

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HOLY SHNIKEYS ! I just fell out of my chair at work ! Why in the HELL would you sell that.. thats a faimly er-loom ! LOL !

 

ufnavy06

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I say we all buy it and take turns driving it!

 

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Rookie71

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twin turbo....

 

walter

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All that power but it's still being spun by the factory two piece boat anchor driveshaft.

That's wrong right there.

 

GreyDiesel

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Rookie71 said:

twin turbo....

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yeah, is that different than twin screwed? After I made the post it occured to me that "screwed" referes only to superchargers, as a turbo just does not seem like a "screw", then I thought I was over thinking it.

Also, walter, hard to tell but it does look like the stock driveshaft. I thought the same thing. You could buy it, and then make a new driveshaft your first mod.

 

walter

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I wish I still haven't paid mine off....

I wonder who makes that kit. It's way cleaner then any other kits I've seen.

 

NastyStang113

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It's a custom built twin turbo kit.

 

m4a1mustang

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That's pretty sweet. I wonder if it'd make for a good DD...

 

NastyStang113

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I'm sure. Turbo cars have great driveability.

 

m4a1mustang

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NastyStang113 said:

I'm sure. Turbo cars have great driveability.

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I dream of the day when some punk kid in an RSX pulls up to me wanting to race and I say, "Have you ever raced a 900hp car before?"

 

xxrequiemxx

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OMG - that car is SOOOO sexy!

 

UrbanRedneck

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GreyDiesel said:

yeah, is that different than twin screwed? After I made the post it occured to me that "screwed" referes only to superchargers, as a turbo just does not seem like a "screw", then I thought I was over thinking it.

Also, walter, hard to tell but it does look like the stock driveshaft. I thought the same thing. You could buy it, and then make a new driveshaft your first mod.

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Actually, "screwed" doesn't refer to supercharging in general either. When someone says a car is twin screwed, they mean it has a twin screw supercharger, which is a certain type of supercharger where the two rotors are shaped like interlocking screws, as opposed to a roots supercharger where the 2 rotors are shaped more like 3 leaf clovers, or a centrifugal supercharger which is basically a belt driven turbo

 

GreyDiesel

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excellent. Thanks for the education Redneck. I have edited the post, so as to hide my previous ignorance.