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muscle4life
06-15-2007, 11:34 PM
want to twin turbo my 91 mustang gt anyone know if this is possible or not?
Lay Maha
06-16-2007, 12:05 AM
I've seen pics on the net. Yes it's possible.
351coupe
06-16-2007, 12:15 AM
I've seen pics on the net. Yes it's possible.:lmao:
muscle4life
06-16-2007, 07:53 PM
whats funny?
DaxDaxDax
06-21-2007, 03:32 PM
everything is possible with money...
i saw a ls7 1st gen rx7 :(
IThaJokaI
07-19-2007, 02:32 PM
Ive seen a twin turbo b16... If you cant twin turbo a v8 mustang you fail at building cars and you need to buy a daewoo and leave real cars for real builders.
Sneakin Deacon
07-22-2007, 02:29 AM
want to twin turbo my 91 mustang gt anyone know if this is possible or not?

...buy some shorty headers...flip them upside down...viola...turbo headers...yes! 2 of them!...
Matt M.
08-03-2007, 09:43 AM
Ive seen a twin turbo b16....

Talk about pointless.Some guy about a year ago was claiming his b18c5 was twin turbo with dual GT4780 turbos.

To the op:It can be done but a bigger single turbo would be better.
BosnianLanos
08-03-2007, 09:49 AM
Ive seen a twin turbo b16... If you cant twin turbo a v8 mustang you fail at building cars and you need to buy a daewoo and leave real cars for real builders.

And what the hells wrong with Daewoos?

Wait, don't answer that.
302andSome
08-05-2007, 12:30 PM
The Turbo Forums.com (http://www.turbomustangs.com)
Doctor D
08-08-2007, 07:24 PM
Talk about pointless.Some guy about a year ago was claiming his b18c5 was twin turbo with dual GT4780 turbos.

To the op:It can be done but a bigger single turbo would be better. what makes you think a single will be better?
manifoldmike
08-09-2007, 02:35 AM
twin 50's or 57's would be pretty sweet.

lot more expensive though.

if your thinking about a hp kit, i would think twice. i did a single turbo 05 mustang about 2 months ago and it was one of the worst kits i've ever seen.

for anyone that knows anything about turbo kits:

they want you to tap the sheet metal oil pan with a 1/2" npt that is not included in the kit. super awsome!

i had to weld up 3 different spots where they just forgot to weld.

none of the couplers were correct

nothing like running a downpipe through a bunch of wiring

last but not least, the install took a good 20 hours and i build turbo systems for a living.

only reason i'm bringing any of this up is because they are fairly popular with the mustang crowd. the older setups could be a lot better, so don't make a decision on my opinion, just make sure to do some research.
dscivicdx
08-09-2007, 06:02 PM
twin 50's or 57's would be pretty sweet.

lot more expensive though.

if your thinking about a hp kit, i would think twice. i did a single turbo 05 mustang about 2 months ago and it was one of the worst kits i've ever seen.

for anyone that knows anything about turbo kits:

they want you to tap the sheet metal oil pan with a 1/2" npt that is not included in the kit. super awsome!

i had to weld up 3 different spots where they just forgot to weld.

none of the couplers were correct

nothing like running a downpipe through a bunch of wiring

last but not least, the install took a good 20 hours and i build turbo systems for a living.

only reason i'm bringing any of this up is because they are fairly popular with the mustang crowd. the older setups could be a lot better, so don't make a decision on my opinion, just make sure to do some research.

nice. i hear melted wiring is the newest thing in high performance...