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just wondering if it could be done, had a recent arguement over if it was possible.

 
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BUmpp111!

 
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Yes its possible.

 
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yea its possible. but most likely it's useless

 
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You can make a more efficent setup with a single proper sized turbo, but you can also ahve a smaller turbo which spools up quick to a bigger turbo to spool that one, but its a waste.

 
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of course it can be done.

You can quad charge an inline four if you wanted to. Is it usefull? Probably not.

A propperly setup sequential twin turbo inline four would be bitchin though. You could make gobs of power.

 
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Anything's possible with money, but its pointless.
With the amount of $$ you'd spend on a TT setup you wouldnt get that much noticble of a gain.

 
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Hell i've seen a junkyard twin turbo'd d series engine!!!! More for show rather than for go if u ask me.

 
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ya you can but its a wate of time and money i seen it done on a b16 and a d16 both ran like

 
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Twin turbo SRT-4 video
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9054716174489647329&sourceid=zeitgeist

 
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its possable but the turbos would spool up really slowly... on gettin exhaust gas from 2 cylinders... if you run a single turbo u will get boost faster

 
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The whole purpose of a twin turbo, is to try and eliminate turbo lag, by using two smaller turbos. Most I4's are FWD, so the last thing you want, is full boost at 2000 RPM. All you get is wheel spin. If it was say, a 240, or 180sx, or lets go with a WRX, then it'd be useable.

 
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With the right setup matched to the engine, it can be better than a single.

I have seen sequential twin setups make far more power with less lag than a comparable sized single turbo.

 
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^^^ has anyone done that never seen before

 
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well im still kinda new to the turbo thing... im still learning but that was my 2cents