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you can do just about anything with enough money.....but why? I have never seen this on a G, nor do I think it would be beneficial to do it. If it were a large displacement V8, V10, or V12 then maybe, but a 3.5 V6 just doesn't produce enough torque down low to be able to spin two superchargers efficiently. Stick with a single supercharger or go single turbo/twin turbo. Don't to make things overly complicated.
yes, Toyota did a twin charger on the MR2's a few decades ago. Turbo and supercharged, but they stopped doing it.
yes, Toyota did a twin charger on the MR2's a few decades ago. Turbo and supercharged, but they stopped doing it.
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Originally Posted by twin001
you can do just about anything with enough money.....but why? I have never seen this on a G, nor do I think it would be beneficial to do it. If it were a large displacement V8, V10, or V12 then maybe, but a 3.5 V6 just doesn't produce enough torque down low to be able to spin two superchargers efficiently. Stick with a single supercharger or go single turbo/twin turbo. Don't to make things overly complicated.
yes, Toyota did a twin charger on the MR2's a few decades ago. Turbo and supercharged, but they stopped doing it.
yes, Toyota did a twin charger on the MR2's a few decades ago. Turbo and supercharged, but they stopped doing it.
check out this twin super charged lambo (V12) and ferrari on youtube
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Last edited by undefeated350gt; 09-13-2008 at 05:26 PM.