downside to twincharging???
downside to twincharging???
i got bored and was do alot of research on a diy turbo swap. u dont see alot of people doing twincharge people are just getting rid of the s/c all togather. i would think.... well its there might as well use it. and then u dont have to worry about an intake manifold. y is this? i imagine it could be hard to tune
It really helps to sell off the supercharger to help pay for the turbo.... it covered about 30% of the costs for me.
There is also one less thing to worry about... technically it is just another moving part that could just go wrong...
I honestly can say that i would have seriously thought about twincharging when i bought my hahn setup, but at the time, they wouldnt ship the kit, and would only do in shop installs only... i wasnt driving from michigan to florida lol...
There is also one less thing to worry about... technically it is just another moving part that could just go wrong...
I honestly can say that i would have seriously thought about twincharging when i bought my hahn setup, but at the time, they wouldnt ship the kit, and would only do in shop installs only... i wasnt driving from michigan to florida lol...
They had one batch that had bad flex pipes.
I had one.
And guess what?
Didn't break.
True story.
But if it happens once, they are always like that.
Forever and ever.
Not at all actually.
I had one.
And guess what?
Didn't break.
True story.
But if it happens once, they are always like that.
Forever and ever.
Not at all actually.
Last edited by steddy2112; Oct 12, 2009 at 08:20 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost


