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Old 03-08-2005, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by eviltwins
There's a few other guys running BIG mamma jammas on turbomustangs.com, including a guy with twin GT42R's, twin T76's, twin T72's, and atleast 2 guys with twin T66's, all on street cars
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The auto spools sooner due to the tranny/convertor creating a load.

A 1.05 A/R on the turbine side is a bit large. I would go .96A/R max on a twin setup, and honestly smaller for a stock cube car.


As for big, I have a customer running Twin Y2K-88's....now thats big....lol

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Jose, got my second 61mm materpower with /.68ar p-trim from you and finally getting close to get her back going.

What spoolup would you see with 408ci...245/245 540lift at 114...full dual 3" exhaust with straightthrough muffs, 727 auto 3.21 gears, with the twin MP 61mm .68ar-ptims....think full (18-20psi) boost by 4000? Just asking.
Motor is smallblock mopar.



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