Subject	I understand that but that's not what I was asking
Posted by	larryb on May 15, 2004 at 10:31 AM
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In Reply To	google 'sequential turbo' or 'Rx7'. posted by nixit on May 15, 2004 at 10:25 AM
Message	They are sequential but they are not spooling each other, too my knowledge. I was under the assumption that you could not get a turbo to actually spool the other.
Follow Ups	Anyone in the Z community working on a compound turbo setup? - larryb 10:16:34 05/15/04 google 'sequential turbo' or 'Rx7'. - nixit 10:25:51 05/15/04 I understand that but that's not what I was asking - larryb 10:31:00 05/15/04 google 'compound turbo' (n/m) - SactoTodd 10:40:42 05/15/04 Sure you can, its called staged turbos. This is widely used - BooZted 10:46:07 05/15/04 And on many airplanes. I have never seen or heard of that - larryb 10:49:05 05/15/04 gotta love a good ol' tractor pull and a bud light. (n/m) - Firesauce300ZXTT 16:40:02 05/15/04 It will work. You just cant have two diff. sized turbos both - BooZted 10:47:40 05/15/04 Re: It will work. You just cant have two diff. sized turbos both - larryb 10:51:11 05/15/04 learn how to read (n/m) - BooZted 10:28:14 05/16/04 yeah the aussy guys on SF?, from what i have heard, they - Halo Z 10:53:54 05/15/04 A compound setup on a Z would be "unique", but - Mike@AeroMODIFIER 11:06:25 05/15/04 I am working on SexZ turbo set up using six turbos - AzHeat 14:34:14 05/15/04
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