Subject	I have a in-line 6 cylinder BMW with a "twin scroll"
Posted by	JMartz on October 05, 2016 at 7:21 PM
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In Reply To	Twin scroll twin turbo? posted by Anath3ma on October 05, 2016 at 10:14 AM
Message	single turbo, and I have been wondering the benefits (other than mechanical simplicity) over twin turbos. Previous models used twin turbos but I am not sure how they compared in power output.
Follow Ups	Twin scroll twin turbo? - Anath3ma 10:14:30 10/05/16 Anything is possible with time and money... - CameronSF 10:26:45 10/05/16 Re: Anything is possible with time and money... - Anath3ma 10:35:11 10/05/16 doesnt make much sense, since you have an odd number - LJZTT 12:20:58 10/05/16 This. (n/m) - MixManMash 13:52:18 10/05/16 Re: doesnt make much sense, since you have an odd number - Anath3ma 00:43:23 10/06/16 it's pretty crafty tech (n/m) - LJZTT 13:07:11 10/06/16 It'd be cool if we could somehow fit external wastegate - WhiTTe Z 15:02:45 10/05/16 It'd be a lot cooler if you had a joint, man... - LJZTT 15:19:46 10/05/16 But... - WhiTTe Z 14:18:21 10/06/16 I have a in-line 6 cylinder BMW with a "twin scroll" - JMartz 19:21:42 10/05/16 Here's a good read. - MixManMash 22:57:09 10/05/16 Guess the dual impeller design took the cake. - JMartz 08:24:13 10/07/16 Small? The 3.0L isn't what I would consider small. - MixManMash 12:55:13 10/07/16 I thought the N55 is weaker than the N54? - WhiTTe Z 14:08:47 10/07/16 Weaker in what sense? Internals? - MixManMash 11:13:00 10/09/16 Yeah, internals. - WhiTTe Z 11:39:39 10/10/16 Only way I see benefit is if you run dual QSV's. - jmw300zx 05:37:40 10/09/16
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