AK
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http://www.trackscotland.co.uk/vid/skyline/test1.wmv
http://www.trackscotland.co.uk/vid/skyline/test2.wmv
http://www.trackscotland.co.uk/vid/skyline/test3.wmv
Using GoPro Wide camera.... moutning position could be better, but gives a clear view on the picture quality and wideangle 
[Edited on 22-02-2009 by AK]
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Matt L
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good quality picture from that , car sounds pretty nice aswell... looked a bit slower than i was expecting for some reason but then again doubt you were pushing it that much
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AK
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wasnt me driving, was fee.
Doesnt sound like she's using much revs, and she's a bit more sensible.
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Nic Barnes
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only me that expected golden shower clips from the thread title?
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P1CK4D
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quote: Originally posted by Nic Barnes
only me that expected golden shower clips from the thread title?

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sand-eel
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is it still twin turbo or converted to a single?
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AK
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still twin...
Twin Garret GT2860R-5's
rated to about 370bhp each turbo.
Think a progressive twin turbo is better on track than a narrow power band single. Saying that though, modern BB turbos are not that bad now... T04Z etc
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Steve X16XE
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quote: Originally posted by Nic Barnes
only me that expected golden shower clips from the thread title?
Nope. Me too
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sand-eel
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I haven't seen many people use a smaller turbo then a big one for higher RPMs, would you consider that?
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AK
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eh?
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AK
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get what you mean now..
Skyline Twin turbo isnt in series like that .... 1 turbo feeds off cly 1 2 3, the second 4, 5 , 6... the air the gets merged and forced into 6 ITB's.
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sand-eel
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oh right I thought it was a single exhaust manifold for 2 turbos.
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AK
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i cant remeber how my old supra turbos worked but the were in series... 1 low revs, second coming in at 3.5k rpm or something. Both turbo's were the same size
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John G
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quote: Originally posted by AK
i cant remeber how my old supra turbos worked but the were in series... 1 low revs, second coming in at 3.5k rpm or something. Both turbo's were the same size
spot on that exactly how they work, great way to get constant boost in my eyes
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