MPD budget single turbo kit reviews?

pog · May 23, 2013

peer pressures a bytch

6.4stroke · May 23, 2013

400 percents I think you would need 3 hpfps lol

Dzchey21 · May 23, 2013

The body will only flow like a 150% nozzle if I remember right

Mike@MPD · May 23, 2013

That's what mine are now. Lots of fuel

powered by this (╯°□°)╯

Wayne · May 23, 2013

That's okay. I'm mostly interested in giant nozzles to join the cool kids club

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Gonna throw on a 16" exhaust tip too and some of these^ to go with the new theme

pog · May 23, 2013

^at least there paint matched..

nickg3130 · May 23, 2013

pog said:
^at least there paint matched..

Nah, the need to be monster energy green.

Wayne · May 23, 2013

LOL any other suggestions to go with the new theme?

oke:

Strokin6.4 · May 23, 2013

Wayne said:
LOL any other suggestions to go with the new theme? oke:

Maybe some 12" wide rims

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SEABEE08FX4 · May 23, 2013

Strokin6.4 said:
Maybe some 12" wide rims

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Hey now.......

pog · May 23, 2013

Strokin6.4 said:
Maybe some 12" wide rims

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you got 12" wides coming?

Wayne · May 23, 2013

You had me thinking about stealing Erik's rims for a minute LOL something tells me he'd notice if his were missing, and mine looked just like his old ones :lookaround:

LovinPSDs · May 23, 2013

SEABEE08FX4 said:
It depends on how much air you have and if you have twin injection pumps or not. If you run a big nozzle and don't have the air or enough pump you have to pull PW back or else it will have low RP and smoke like a freight train, it would be a dog too. If you don't have a lot of air or pump you can run a smaller nozzle with more PW too, but all of this is loosely stated as percentages of nozzle and pump or pumps as well as turbo sizing all depend on what PW you can safely and effectively run. If you have enough air and fuel to support a large nozzle you can crank the PW up to an extent of the abilities of your set up.

I get you for the most part, but lets say you have High Powers and Twin pumps... Air and RP are not an issue...

Lets say for argument sake your injecting 100cc's of fuel either way...

Do you make more power injecting it with a big nozzle in a short time or with a small nozzle over an extended PW??

Strokin6.4 · May 23, 2013

pog said:
you got 12" wides coming?

No. I just thought he should follow the trend while he's in his war path lol

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jdgleason · May 23, 2013

LovinPSDs said:
I get you for the most part, but lets say you have High Powers and Twin pumps... Air and RP are not an issue...

Lets say for argument sake your injecting 100cc's of fuel either way...

Do you make more power injecting it with a big nozzle in a short time or with a small nozzle over an extended PW??

100 cc's of fuel is 100 cc's of fuel. If the fuel is burned it will make the same power.

SEABEE08FX4 · May 23, 2013

LovinPSDs said:
I get you for the most part, but lets say you have High Powers and Twin pumps... Air and RP are not an issue...

Lets say for argument sake your injecting 100cc's of fuel either way...

Do you make more power injecting it with a big nozzle in a short time or with a small nozzle over an extended PW??

Basically little to no difference if your injecting the same amount of fuel and all else is the same.

jdgleason said:
100 cc's of fuel is 100 cc's of fuel. If the fuel is burned it will make the same power.

:whs:

Beans71086 · May 23, 2013

jdgleason said:
100 cc's of fuel is 100 cc's of fuel. If the fuel is burned it will make the same power.

LovinPSDs said:
I get you for the most part, but lets say you have High Powers and Twin pumps... Air and RP are not an issue...

Lets say for argument sake your injecting 100cc's of fuel either way...

Do you make more power injecting it with a big nozzle in a short time or with a small nozzle over an extended PW??