RMT turbo idea diagram

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Jan 15, 2008 | 12:30 PM
  #201  
Quote: so if one was to put two turbos in the rear, would one need two scavenge pumps or would a single one suffice?
First you will need to have true dual exhaust setup and equal length, then you will need ofcourse the two turbos, each one having its own oil feed line, then yes u will need to have two pumps. im pretty sure a single pump will not be able to pull the larger volume
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Jan 15, 2008 | 04:22 PM
  #202  
Quote: First you will need to have true dual exhaust setup and equal length, then you will need ofcourse the two turbos, each one having its own oil feed line, then yes u will need to have two pumps. im pretty sure a single pump will not be able to pull the larger volume
is true dual the only way? what happens if you use a single pipe back to the turbos and split it into 2 separate ones right before feeding into the turbine? will that compromise exhaust velocity or cause imbalance of flow to the turbos?
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Jan 15, 2008 | 07:23 PM
  #203  
Quote: is true dual the only way? what happens if you use a single pipe back to the turbos and split it into 2 separate ones right before feeding into the turbine? will that compromise exhaust velocity or cause imbalance of flow to the turbos?
that just seems like as waste of money just to say I have 2 turbo's
remember they will be feeding back to 1 tb but if you just have too have 2 turbo's it can be done
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Jan 16, 2008 | 01:01 PM
  #204  
Finally lol. Nice set up. I likey.
Come on down to SoCal and let's race!!
when are you gonna come down??
I need to check it out for future reference
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