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Old 05-03-2004, 06:50 PM
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Re: Re: RB20DET Twin Stock Turbos

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k guys. i didnt say it. it was a question. hence the question mark. yea i don tknow jack shit about twin turbo set ups, thats why i asked in the first place.
...and this guy claims he's gittin' a GTR????
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Old 05-03-2004, 07:15 PM
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holy shit your right, lmfao i didnt even think about that untill now

how can you be getting a GTR and not know anything about it? maybe you should start hittin the books and doing some research untill you decide to buy such a powerful car (run by twin turbos which you admit knowing nothing about)
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how can you be getting a GTR and not know anything about it? maybe you should start hittin the books and doing some research untill you decide to buy such a powerful car (run by twin turbos which you admit knowing nothing about)
My experience has been that if you get a car you aint ready for....it gets wrapped around something. I have seen that happen to a GTS-t and a couple of RX7s here fairly recently. People shouldn't go around biting off more than their asses can chew.
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i agree totally, first off its RHD and surely the thumping HP will be someting hard to tame, and somebody who doesnt know a twin turbo set up surely isnt even set straight as far as getting in a turbo car
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Re: RB20DET Twin Stock Turbos

haha, i went from a shitty ass sr20de straight to a twin turbo supra, easily handled didnt think about the power differences, just took it and rolled away. had mad fun. no accidents.
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Old 05-04-2004, 02:19 PM
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how do u like the performance of the supra? im thinking of purchasing one
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Re: RB20DET Twin Stock Turbos

Ive driven TT powered cars before with massive ammounts of horse power (kind of.....a 480 hp civic, and the r33 i drove last week) and i didnt have a problem with either one of them. I just dont know how exactly the second turbo works (when it kicks in, spool time, and optimum boost pressure).
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twin turbo civics? is that even realistic/possible? i've never in my life heard of one
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Re: RB20DET Twin Stock Turbos

why not just make it one turbo per cylinder? hahahhaha LMFAO
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Re: RB20DET Twin Stock Turbos

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how do u like the performance of the supra? im thinking of purchasing one
where are you? the supra i drove in was a 1g-gteu, that came stock in a mk3. and it's beautiful ride. hold on, gimme time, ill post pics.
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Ive driven TT powered cars before with massive ammounts of horse power (kind of.....a 480 hp civic, and the r33 i drove last week) and i didnt have a problem with either one of them. I just dont know how exactly the second turbo works (when it kicks in, spool time, and optimum boost pressure).
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Just quit while you're behind.
what you mean, is he lying?
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Re: Re: Re: Re: RB20DET Twin Stock Turbos

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what you mean, is he lying?
All we've heard is lots of talk.

The thing that I wonder about is how does a kid with such limited knowledge on how to conduct himself amonst superiors get hold of enough cash to be able to think about buying a US$50,000 car?

I dont think theres any lying going on, just a distorted take on reality.
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Re: RB20DET Twin Stock Turbos

im talkin about cars with tons of hp. the r33 was tt but no the civic was not. you cant even put a twin turbo on a civic.
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Re: Re: RB20DET Twin Stock Turbos

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im talkin about cars with tons of hp. the r33 was tt but no the civic was not. you cant even put a twin turbo on a civic.
Maybe you should not post until you know something, and be able to apply it.
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