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Message: [QUOTE="Powerstroke Cowboy, post: 57677, member: 610"] Almost.... whae you feed the smaller turbo with a bigger turbo you compressing the air going to the smaller turbo. so the air going to the smaller turbo is more dense, and has more oxygen in it. Then the smaller one compresses it more so it is even more dense and has a even higher oxygen level. You are not realy moving any more CFM to the engine, you are just feeding denser air that is packed with more oxygen.. the engine can only take so much air per cycle. so you would not be moving more air just densor air with more oxygen in it.. [/QUOTE]

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