(((=== Bmw (F01) Alpina "B7" Bi-Turbo ===)))

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qwertypoiu (qwertypoiu) 2009-03-04 06:32:00 +0500 #21

i like it

Skyline_Drift_Master (Skyline_Drift_Master) 2009-03-04 06:47:00 +0500 #22

HAWT!!

A question! What is Bi-Turbo? What's the difference between just a turbo and Bi-Turbo (apart from spelling lol)

wik_a (wik_a) 2009-03-04 07:01:00 +0500 #23

Bi-Turbo means two turbos...

Skyline_Drift_Master (Skyline_Drift_Master) 2009-03-04 07:01:00 +0500 #24

why not use Twin turbo? why make life complicated lol

wik_a (wik_a) 2009-03-04 07:08:00 +0500 #25

These both are same. Different names used by different auto manufacturers.

Skyline_Drift_Master (Skyline_Drift_Master) 2009-03-04 07:09:00 +0500 #26

Ah ok. Thank you vettey boy

wik_a (wik_a) 2009-03-04 07:11:00 +0500 #27

Mention not Dr. Drift.

wasifali89 (wasifali89) 2009-03-04 07:22:00 +0500 #28

lovely

salman_ksa (salman_ksa) 2009-03-04 07:22:00 +0500 #29

@wik_a, Get your fact straight "mannay"

Sumair, For example: Mercedes has both twin turbo and bi-turbo (600 and 65). Bi-turbo means there is a turbo for each bank of of cylinders (Parallel). And they are located on opposite ends of the motor, Both are same size.

Twin Turbo's are a completely different setup. They have 2 turbo's(one bigger than the other) mounted onto one larger turbo manifold. There is a smaller turbo that spools up to create less turbo lag, at which point a larger turbo kicks in for the higher boost. One feeds off the other. Hope you understand

Btw, talking about 65 AMG, Man, S65 AMG is unmatched beauty and the beast at the same time

p.s, You've been busy. Sumair?

wik_a (wik_a) 2009-03-04 07:25:00 +0500 #30

@salman_ksa aka plug paanay

Bi-turbo means there is a turbo for each bank of of cylinders (Parallel).

Parallel Setup

Twin Turbo's are a completely different setup. They have 2 turbo's(one bigger than the other) mounted onto one larger turbo manifold. There is a smaller turbo that spools up to create less turbo lag, at which point a larger turbo kicks in for the higher boost. One feeds off the other.

Sequential Setup

Both are two types of Twin Turbos.

salman_ksa (salman_ksa) 2009-03-04 07:28:00 +0500 #31

Both are two types of Twin Turbos.

Bi-Turbo has 2 turbo of the same size and Twin turbo has 2 turbo of different size

Skyline_Drift_Master (Skyline_Drift_Master) 2009-03-04 07:29:00 +0500 #32

@Salman

Thank you

Yeah, really busy these days that's why not online much. Should be online often after May Got loads of work to do for uni till then. Final year you see

wik_a (wik_a) 2009-03-04 07:29:00 +0500 #33

Its because of setup configuration. Both names are used for the same thing. kakay mannay

MuGeNPoWeR (MuGeNPoWeR) 2009-03-04 07:32:00 +0500 #34

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ToofaneBatameezi (ToofaneBatameezi) 2009-03-04 07:32:00 +0500 #35

Salman & Wik: Whats ITB?

salman_ksa (salman_ksa) 2009-03-04 07:33:00 +0500 #36

@Sumair, Looking forward to see you active here. Good luck (y)

@wik_a, It's called "technical terminology". Nangay munangay

wik_a (wik_a) 2009-03-04 07:35:00 +0500 #37

@Toofan

ITB???

Institute of Tharki Bachelors

@salman

khush reh... sheeday tunnay.

Skyline_Drift_Master (Skyline_Drift_Master) 2009-03-04 07:35:00 +0500 #38

ITB=Individual Throtal Body (mind my spelling lol)

Visit this link for more info on ITB:

https://www.pakwheels.com/forumreply_az_TopicID!74178~ForumID!1~pw.html

Thank you Salman

salman_ksa (salman_ksa) 2009-03-04 07:43:00 +0500 #39

@Toofan, You're asking about the part which Sumair mentioned? or the slang word?

ToofaneBatameezi (ToofaneBatameezi) 2009-03-04 07:45:00 +0500 #40

As cautious as thy can be!!LMAO

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