twint turbo with truck manifolds
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twint turbo with truck manifolds
can i get some pictures of how you guys do it.
from what i can see you need to relocate the battery, coolant reservoir and the fuse box, am i missing anything else ?
do i need to stand up the rad ?
i have a bmr turbo k member btw
from what i can see you need to relocate the battery, coolant reservoir and the fuse box, am i missing anything else ?
do i need to stand up the rad ?
i have a bmr turbo k member btw
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its not 100% necessary to move the battery and coolant resevoir.
look here, placement can be the same
http://lt1boost.net/twin_turbo_kit
look here, placement can be the same
http://lt1boost.net/twin_turbo_kit
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how much cooling efficiency am i going to loose by standing up the rad ?
if i stand up the rad i do not need to relocate the battery or the fuse box to fit the twins ?
if i stand up the rad i do not need to relocate the battery or the fuse box to fit the twins ?
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Those are pics of an old build. We were moving the battery to the trunk on that build. Plan was to use small mushroom type filters. The turbos are TO4E 58mm units.
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Here is a picture of my twin setup with truck manifolds. Although the radiator is not upright (factory size w/ factory fans) the crossbar has been cut and the radiator/fan setup was pushed forward. The battery and fuse box have also been relocated as you can see.