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					Originally Posted by YakuzaStinger
					
				 i wouldnt turbo charge a 5.0 stang use a supercharger assuming ur going for more power in a drag racing type senerio  a supercharger is belt drivin and will give u power when u hit the gas while a turbo is driven by the exhaust and will need exhaust cast to spool up and depending on the turbine size cause lag bigger turbo = = more power also = = more lag.  a twin turbo system helps to eleminate lag assumin u use smaller turbos to achieve th same boost they spool faster.  but unless u car is factor built for a tubro charge this is going to be a lot of custom engine work to make it work at peak performance. (repeats a lot of stuff from above but needed to get point across i think) | 
	
 
Ever drag raced a turbo car?  25 psi in less than 10 feet isn't what I call lag.  When the engine is under that kind of load, turbos spool REAL fast.  Not only that, but with a 2 step rev limiter you'll be making boost before you move.  Pick the turbo size accordingly and spool/lag won't be much of an issue unless you lug it off the line...  With stock exhaust (except for a straight pipe in place of the cat) my EVO will make 20psi at 2800 RPMs.
Btw, I don't think Chris Anderson minds his twin turbo Mustang at all 
http://www.ahpproducts.com/id23.html.
I don't think these guys agree with you either - 
http://www.turbomustangs.com
