Subject	No, you shouldn't do it.
Posted by	Zfreak (Dallas) on July 05, 2005 at 7:26 PM
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In Reply To	stock sequential turbos? posted by mousersix (San Antonio) on July 05, 2005 at 06:43 PM
Message	Keep looking until you have two good turbos. :) No, seriously, that might as well be a TD05-20G on one side, and a stock T22/T2 on the other side... I wouldn't advise doing that. More than just a balance tube would be required I would think. Wastegate actuators are the same. Yes, I'll pick up those parts in August when I head to Austin to pick up Rodel's subframe. :) oh, and... Technical Forum (But who goes there?) Current Z's: 1991 Platinum Mist Metallic "Project" 5spd 170k miles Previous Z's: 2004 350z Enthusiast model, 6 spd, stock. 4k miles R.I.P. 1993 300zx TT Stock 141k Miles (parts car) 1994 300zx TT Stage I+ 52k Miles 1990 300zx NA Stage VII+ 55k miles 1990 300zx TT Stage II+ 89k miles
Follow Ups	stock sequential turbos? - mousersix (San Antonio) 18:43:05 07/05/05 No, you shouldn't do it. - Zfreak (Dallas) 19:26:37 07/05/05 eww...how come? (n/m) - College Boy 19:31:06 07/05/05 in a perfect world sequential turbo setups are a great Idea. - T0M 11:37:53 07/06/05 It will not work properly on the VG30DETT - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 15:00:42 07/06/05
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