Twin Turbo Question
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Twin Turbo Question
Hello I am new to this thread and I have some questions. This winter my dad and I are planning pulling the engine out of my 1989 Ford Mustang 5.0. I am really considering a twin turbo kit for it but I don't know what I would have to do. Its a stock motor 302 with an automatic with a shift kit in the transmission, and 4.10 gears in the read end. Would I have to change anything to the motor to run the Turbos or could we just install it straight on with no changes to the motor? Any help would be appraciated ! THANKS!!!
#4
RE: Twin Turbo Question
Actually since he brought up the TT question.
Where can i find one for a 95 gt? I havn't had any luck on the TT, i can find single all day. I've been reading the posts about the gears and what not, do they make that big of a difference? I know prolly a dumb question, but i'm still learning. bare with me plz
Where can i find one for a 95 gt? I havn't had any luck on the TT, i can find single all day. I've been reading the posts about the gears and what not, do they make that big of a difference? I know prolly a dumb question, but i'm still learning. bare with me plz
#5
RE: Twin Turbo Question
You can also go single turbo and with the right sized turbo for your application still have excellent boost response at low rpm. Why get 2 turbos when you only need 1, just an fyi. And yeah, gears with a rapidly spooling turbo(s) = no traction
#6
RE: Twin Turbo Question
gears make a big difference with a turbo. you dont want a super low gear like you would if you motor was n/a. 3.72-3.73 are good turbo gears. the turbo wont make boost if the motor isnt under load and if you get too low of a gear, the motor wont be under as much load which means slower spool speed
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