this makes power.

[turbomaxx]

Not likely, when single turbo setups would probably be making just as much or more power.

To some people it's all about being different though. If I had the money to boost a F22 with one turbo, I might just save up for another turbo and do something even rarer (since a well setup boosted f22 isn't an everyday sight!)

Edit: one big turbo means more lag than 2 small turbos! (gotta find something to argue about, )

[gloryaccordy]

Not likely, when single turbo setups would probably be making just as much or more power.

W/10% of the headaches

Can u imagine tracing a boost leak

Anyways it's very possible it made that kind of power, but u could make that kind of power on a fully built H22 with one throttle.

For 1, wheres the dyno sheet? 2 what other bolt ons did the motor have? Any internal work? Turbo? Supercharger? Nitrous? How's the fitment?

I could see this actually making decent power as it def balances flow through the plenum and across the 4 cylinders. But it has super small plenum volume compared to stock, and just doesn't seem well thought out. I would really love more information but it seems like a dud.

[GhostAccord]

He says that it made 261whp on his car. I'm guessing he had a few supporting mods. I highly doubt that intake would come close to making 220whp on a stock H22, never mind 261. Throttle response would be something to see though.

They look like they are fabricated fairly well, be nice of him to include what type of throttles they are and there diameter. Might get more interest from people if there were more specs posted in his description.

[steelbluesleepR]

Edit: one big turbo means more lag than 2 small turbos! (gotta find something to argue about, )

false. all else being equal, one turbo is MUCH more efficient than two that add up the same size.

[ikayto]

Might get more interest from people if there were more specs posted in his description.

so you could build your own :P

[MikeW]

poor man's itb?

Thats what i was thinking.

[turbomaxx]

false. all else being equal, one turbo is MUCH more efficient than two that add up the same size.

I thought two small turbos would spool faster?

Like a t3/t4 would spool up before, say, a T66? Right?

I don't know much about turbos, since the only car I've ever even CONSIDERED boosting was my mustang, and it would have gotten a supercharger instead of turbo. This is DEFINITELY not my area of expertise,

[acc0rd_adicti0n]

It's a h22 manifold....son.

shit i didnt read that lmao

Who cares if he WOULD run twin turbos... God forbid someone be a pioneer and do something different.

I'd love to pull up to a meet and pop my hood and say, "yeah, F22a6, fully built, twin turbos making XXX horsepower."

I think a lot of people would like to be able to say that was theirs,

haha

oh, i guess he did.

i never said i had twin turbo?

false. all else being equal, one turbo is MUCH more efficient than two that add up the same size.

thats why i would have 2 bigass snails

[d112crzy]

That design does make power. Plenty of people have tested it and made good power.

DH Racing was one of the first to try that design(dual tb). They made 300whp with it.

If you have access to cheap fabrication, it's a great option. But if you don't, then a EuroR with a bigger tb will do the job.

[fatboy1185]

People make over 300whp with just a single TB, and this option certainly isn't a cheap alternative, so i don't seen the reason to have it.

[d112crzy]

People make over 300whp with just a single TB, and this option certainly isn't a cheap alternative, so i don't seen the reason to have it.

The EuroR hasn't been completely public, so it either didn't exist or not enough people knew about it back then. So this design is what was opted for, still using the stock runners.

Also, it would probably cost $200 or so to have that made. Then I'd use 2 s2k tb's and modify the runners. You'd probably have the same amount of money into it as I would a EuroR, but the powerbands would be different.

But yea, with what we know today, ITB's or EuroR are the way to go for NA apps.