would a nitrous turbo setup be considered twin charged? that's really the only feasible way to do it.
Uh no.... that's two power adders.
Unless you wanna call it nitrous charging..
2004 Comp G "The Panda"- low, e85, big brakes SOLD
2002 Trans Am- 6 speed, bolt ons or something, it's slow.
2006 Silverado- forged ls2, 4l80e, plate kit, also slow...
What the **** do you call a supercharger and turbocharger, then?
We might as well call it compression charged with your track record.
That is two power adders as well. You're basically saying it's a thing to call a car with nitrous "boosted" lol.
Two power adders doesn't make it twin charged, necessarily, but twin charged is of course two power adders.
2004 Comp G "The Panda"- low, e85, big brakes SOLD
2002 Trans Am- 6 speed, bolt ons or something, it's slow.
2006 Silverado- forged ls2, 4l80e, plate kit, also slow...
super"charger" plus turbo"charger" equals twin"charger"
Yes, that is twin charged, and also two power adders. Nitrous plus forced induction does not make something "twin charged". I do not understand the confusion here.
Nitrous and supercharged or turbo is two power adders, but is not considered twin charged..
2004 Comp G "The Panda"- low, e85, big brakes SOLD
2002 Trans Am- 6 speed, bolt ons or something, it's slow.
2006 Silverado- forged ls2, 4l80e, plate kit, also slow...
Yes, that is twin charged, and also two power adders. Nitrous plus forced induction does not make something "twin charged". I do not understand the confusion here.
Nitrous and supercharged or turbo is two power adders, but is not considered twin charged..
why are you quoting me telling me the same thing I just told you? Dumbass- I was supporting your statement with mine