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Twin turbo kit...$3,595 / any good?

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patboy

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I just saw this on the internet, was wondering if anyone knew if the setup was good or descent, are the turbos good?...., ect.


http://www.vecco.com/mustang_kits.htm


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dderek

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pictures look good. quality looks good.

cant judge on the fitment of their kits. or how reputable the company is, how fast they are etc.
 

poneypower89

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www.turbomustangs.com

Read, learn, decide.
 
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GTOreturns

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If its a street driven car more then once a week dont waste your money on a dual turbo. A single turbo is more then enough. Unless moneys no object!
 

millhouse

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GTOReturns said:
If its a street driven car more then once a week dont waste your money on a dual turbo. A single turbo is more then enough. Unless moneys no object!
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What are you talking about? Daily driving should not effect the decision between a single and a twin setup whatsoever.
 

Aliate X

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lol thank you millhouse
 

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GTOReturns said:
If its a street driven car more then once a week dont waste your money on a dual turbo. A single turbo is more then enough. Unless moneys no object!
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It's not a matter of power as much as a matter of packaging.
 

nonglossjason

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single turbo is more than enough
 

Cwalk

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you dont need twin's for a street car.........
 
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BOWTIEKILLR

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why would you NOT want twins on a street car?
single turbos arent that much cheaper, if cheaper at all
 

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ive seen single kits for under 3k. twins on a street car just seems like overkill for the street to me. thats just my opinion. a single turbo would be fine for the street.
 

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Where do you guys come up with this stuff, A twin kit would be a BETTER choice for a street car, smaller turbos can spool up faster than a big single. The one real thing is that you will have twice the piping and more weight with a twin, not to mention 2 turbos to tune.
 

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Cwalk said:
ive seen single kits for under 3k. twins on a street car just seems like overkill for the street to me. thats just my opinion. a single turbo would be fine for the street.
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Sorry...but you have no idea what your talking about. Having twins has nothing to do with the amount of power you can make....nor does it make it overkill.

You can have a single and twin setup make identicle h/p and torque on the same engine with the same boost levels. The difference will be the twin setup will have smaller turbo's and will spool slightly quicker.
 

Flavadave4

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Sorry...but you have no idea what your talking about. Having twins has nothing to do with the amount of power you can make....nor does it make it overkill.

You can have a single and twin setup make identicle h/p and torque on the same engine with the same boost levels. The difference will be the twin setup will have smaller turbo's and will spool slightly quicker.
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Not to mention the fact that with 2 smallers turbos you will be able to make better low power.......lower rpm where you would be running on the street, vs a huge turbo that you have to run at 5K-7K to make power.....yeah that will be great on the street
 

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Flavadave4 said:
Where do you guys come up with this stuff, A twin kit would be a BETTER choice for a street car, smaller turbos can spool up faster than a big single. The one real thing is that you will have twice the piping and more weight with a twin, not to mention 2 turbos to tune.
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it was my opinion. i never said there was any other reasoning behind it other than it was my opinion.
 

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Cwalk said:
it was my opinion. i never said there was any other reasoning behind it other than it was my opinion.Where did I mention a huge turbo. One t3/t4 or t4 would be good enough. It would spool around 2,500-3,000rpm. I never said put a big huge single turbo on it. So dont put words in my mouth. Just because you have a different opinion.
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looks good id be interested to see reviews
 

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I bought a single turbo set up from those guys, it was just the headers and down pipe. And the quality and welds are great. I would buy it.
 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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Where do you guys come up with this stuff, A twin kit would be a BETTER choice for a street car, smaller turbos can spool up faster than a big single. The one real thing is that you will have twice the piping and more weight with a twin, not to mention 2 turbos to tune. by flava

exactly!!! twins will spool quicker than a big single, only thing I dont like is more oil lines to mess with, and pipe, but would make a torque monster!!
 

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Man, just buy mine..... seriously; single MP70 set-up (foxbody) for $2550.
 
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