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October 4, 2010
Twin Turbo Hyunda Genesis Drifting
Tampa Sports Car Examiner
When it comes to forced induction, there’s nothing better than a twin turbo setup on a medium sized V6. Sliding sideways with ample power, the Genesis is quickly becoming the modern Nissan 240. Will the Hyundai Genesis replace the legendary Nissan 240? See more drifting excitement at Tampa Sports Car Examiner.
May 11, 2010
Twin Turbo Honda Element Drift Car
Tampa Sports Car Examiner
Powered by a twin turbo Acura TL motor, the Honda Element drift car was capturing the show in vendor village at Formula D round two. A quick interview with James Robinson, a senior engineer at engine research, gives us the inside scoop on what’s going on with Honda’s Element drift program.
April 26, 2010
Go Big Or Go Home In Texas
Tampa Sports Car Examiner
Texas is a state of “big” ideology. That bigger than life thinking and notion seeps into modern performance and street racing in many ways. Going big with vehicles like a supercharged SRT-10 Dodge Viper, twin turbo Ford GT, Procharged LS3 Corvette, and a GMC 1500 with SRT-10 Viper engine swap means these guys never have to go home. Read more about the Texas street racing scene at Tampa Sports Car Examiner.
November 20, 2009
Twin Turbo, Twin Supercharged Nissan GT-R
Tampa Sports Car Examiner
Twin charging is a new way to gain ultimate boost and less turbo lag. The following video illustrates one of the hottest GT-R’s from Japan with a twin turbo, twin supercharged setup. Ability to boost lag free with an awesome low and top end, twin charging is the ultimate in forced induction setups. Learn more about how this twin charging system works at Tampa Sports Car Examiner.
June 10, 2009
Wrangler With a Twin-Turbo Viper Motor!
By John Coyle
Deputy Editor
Talk about insane! This Jeep is pushing 716HP at the wheels, which seems like more than enough to make it turn back flips. There isn’t any detail on the actual install in the clips StreetFire member badwrangler has posted, and the German site referenced doesn’t work. But from what I can see in this video, it looks like all the transplant work is uber-clean. Now, I don’t want to sound like a heretic, but it seems like a twin-turbo Viper motor could provide a little too much power for this platform. I mean, seriously, isn’t this like attaching a rocket engine to a toaster? Watch the way the tires smoke up on the first run, and don’t miss this clip of a launch from 90KM/H.
