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Message: [QUOTE="HS-MotorsportsZane, post: 952648, member: 11898"] There are a few reasons for the single turbocharger. As I stated in the first post, reliability over the factory system, exhaust temperature drop, exhaust back pressure decrease are the biggest. This kit has been in testing/engineering for almost 2 years. It has taken a ton of time and changes before it was ready to hit the aftermarket. We wanted a kit that was easy to install (can be done cab on if one is willing/able to remove the factory turbo's) and you were able to daily drive/tow with. It also had to make a performance increase over the factory system. The kit will be offered without the turbo for the guys who want to source a turbo them self's. Keep in mind this was engineered as a system, and where one turbocharger works really well, another may not. It really depends on the modification's/tuning that are done to each individual truck, and what the owner is looking for as an end result. There is a lot more to that goes into ending up with a turbo that will work in one application than looking at some numbers on a box and picking one "off the shelf". Stay tuned... we are just trying to finish up a few things in manufacturing. It won't be long:) [/QUOTE]

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