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does the r2s turbo , a 2 stage turbo and a twin turbo mean the same ...well my idea of a 2 stage turbo is that where compression of air takes place in 2 stages ..so does it consist of 2 compressors?
Physicist3 said:A good example of twin single stage turbo engines are BMW diesels. These feature a small turbo which prevents turbo lag at low engine RPM, along with a larger turbo for higher RPM[/QU
when there are 2 turbo's ,they are 2 stage na ..how do you still call it twin single stage ?
An R2S turbocharger is a type of turbocharger that has two stages of compression, making it more efficient than a single-stage turbocharger. It is commonly used in high-performance vehicles to increase engine power and torque.
A 2 stage turbocharger, also known as a twin-scroll turbocharger, is a type of turbocharger that uses two separate exhaust gas inlets to drive the turbine, providing more efficient and faster turbo response compared to a single-scroll turbocharger.
No, a twin turbo is not the same as a 2 stage turbocharger. A twin turbo refers to a setup where there are two identical turbochargers, one for each bank of cylinders, while a 2 stage turbocharger refers to a single turbocharger with two stages of compression.
The main benefit of using an R2S turbocharger or 2 stage turbocharger is increased engine performance. By compressing the air in two stages, more air can be forced into the engine, resulting in more power and torque. Additionally, these turbochargers are more efficient and provide faster response compared to single-stage turbochargers.
No, not all cars can use these types of turbochargers. They are typically found in high-performance or sports cars that have engines designed to handle the increased power and stress of forced induction. Retrofitting a car with an R2S turbocharger, 2 stage turbocharger, or twin turbo can also be complex and expensive, so it is not recommended for every car.