Subject	Not necessarily>>
Posted by	John P. on August 19, 2002 at 10:43 AM
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In Reply To	None. BI=Two=Twin (n/m) posted by Arturo C. on August 19, 2002 at 10:34 AM
Message	Bi does mean two, but it does not mean twin. Some cars have sequential turbo setups- a little one spools first to minimize lag, then a big one spools later for the big power. This is, by definition, a "biturbo" setup (bi meaning 2), but not a "twin" turbo setup. Who calls their cars Biturbo besides Audi and Maserati? -John P
Follow Ups	Twin turbo vs. Bi-turbo - FtMufnMan1 10:31:47 08/19/02 None. BI=Two=Twin (n/m) - Arturo C. 10:34:14 08/19/02 Not necessarily>> - John P. 10:43:54 08/19/02 Re: Not necessarily>> - SactoTodd 10:47:46 08/19/02 In germany, they refer to twin turbo as bi-turbo - BigTDogg 10:37:33 08/19/02 It's all in the translations (etymology, anyone?) (n/m) - boileralum00 10:40:57 08/19/02 isnt a bi-turbo just a curious turbo? kinda like chivas?lol (n/m) - Wagz ©®™(the original) 10:46:29 08/19/02 Ha ha ha , nice the only thing worse than that was - BigTDogg 10:50:04 08/19/02 lol thats horrible! (n/m) - Wagz ©®™(the original) 11:01:57 08/19/02 A bi-turbo is what's in the DSM in The Gay and the Curious. (n/m) - AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) 10:56:52 08/19/02 lol - cheezoto(now w/ ECU) 11:18:57 08/19/02 ROFL...He's just "Experimenting" though....hehe (n/m) - 2 Zweet 11:04:25 08/19/02 hey man...you're the one who slept with him (n/m) - NissanRacing98 (OH) 11:59:38 08/19/02 g'damn it-shut ur pie hole-that was an IHA secret! lol (n/m) - Wagz ©®™(the original) 12:13:24 08/19/02 Re: Twin turbo vs. Bi-turbo - Altered BeaZTT 11:00:22 08/19/02 I think you mean parallel versus sequential? (n/m) - -Ever- 11:14:44 08/19/02 thanks (n/m) - FtMufnMan1 16:42:14 08/19/02
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