03lowriderss

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has any one ever seen twin s-chargers on an engine? wtf is that for show or go?

DanaliHD

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they make a kit for marine engines. you can see them on their website. I've never seen it done on a car/truck

jm's customs

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iv seen it being done on a lil beater car. it looked like *** but i guess they wanted to surprise some people at the track

03lowriderss

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i have seen it also... but does it have a benefit?

1slow01Z71

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There was a video of a twin blown avalanche floating around and it would light up the tires with no problem in that heavy sob so I would say it was for go more than show even though it looked badass.

BlownChevy

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That Avalanche made over 1000 rwhp and he drives the $hit out of it...........
Oh and they were Manga Charger.

Silver-Dollar

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I saw a video not to long ago that involved a stingray vette with twins. It was nasty. Come to think of it, it was on a site called nasty performance or nasty racing or something like that.

ktmrider

The recent Truckin' magazine had an article on a Hummer and sand rail. The 'rail had a twin blown GenII motor putting out crazy HP. The kit does exist, like said I think it is Magnacharger tho.

smooth sierra

yes there is an advantage......you don't have to spin them as fast to make boost when you have 2. think no belt slip and tiny pullies to make big boost......it goes back to the old 'no replacement for displacement' 2 superchargers can displace twice the amount of air (boost)

This is not all show......

ChevyMan23

that AV was some bad ****...