Turbo guys, Single or Twins....input needed, please help...

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Oct 2, 2007 | 08:23 AM

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dzlfarmboy

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Originally Posted by Jordan5687

Alright that's awesome. Someone said having twins is like having two mufflers on the exhaust as far as sound goes....that true, it quiets down that much!?

If you get twins just run a strait pipe exhaust it's sounds pretty good, not as loud as a single charger strait pipe but sounds really good, the second turbine is just enough to tone it down a little

Oct 2, 2007 | 08:36 AM

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If you get twins just run a strait pipe exhaust it's sounds pretty good, not as loud as a single charger strait pipe but sounds really good, the second turbine is just enough to tone it down a little

And you can hear that big turbine spooling

Chris

Oct 2, 2007 | 08:58 AM

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....Someone said having twins is like having two mufflers on the exhaust as far as sound goes....that true, it quiets down that much!?

I recently helped Big Blue remove his stacks and install a 5" with a muffler. Was just about right amout of noise...IMO, with his PS62 turbo. Loud but not obnoxious.
Rip told me my twins with a 5" straight pipe would make less noise than the PS62 with a muffler. So I straight piped my 5". Rip, as usual, was correct.

Straight piped, 5", with twins, sounds great. Deeper than 4" but not real loud.... unless I hit it hard.

Oct 2, 2007 | 10:05 AM

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I recently helped Big Blue (remember him?) remove his stacks and install a 5" with a muffler. Was just about right amout of noise...IMO, with his PS62 turbo. Loud but not obnoxious.

Rip told me my twins with a 5" straight pipe would be less noisey than the PS62 with a muffler. So I straight piped my 5". Rip, as usual, was correct.

Straight piped, 5", with twins, sounds great. Deeper than 4" but not real loud.... unless I hit it hard.

I can't wait to get the twins on...my 5" is killing me

Once you've had twins, it's hard to ever go back to a single and be happy...especially on an Auto truck!

Chris

Oct 2, 2007 | 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by dodgeman01

I'm planning on going to twins. Well I actually have the turbos so I guess I'm closer than most. I just need the pipeing. I'm going to start out with a hx35/18.5 with a ht4c and see where that gets me. I'f I don't like it I will switch the stock turbo to a hx-40 or maybe just throw a 12com on the stocker. I don't really know until I get them built. I have PLENTY of fuel 500CC on the pump and 5x16 injectors plus laser cut dv's. has anyone ran a ht4c with a stocker?
DM01

I think the HT4C will be a little too big for an HX35, from my understanding it would be best suited for a 80+PSI twinset. But I think if you could find it with a small enough housing it might actually work out. I think a HX40/16 and HT4C/26 would be a good setup IMO.

As far as the twins for Jordan, I would have to agree that the BD set would be the most economical choice. They even have a warranty I believe.