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Message: [QUOTE="TARM, post: 300560, member: 578"] I tend to wonder it you are going to be increasing the flow turbulence significantly by mixing the two sides in this manner. You have alternating gas impulses (separate banks) being fed all the way right to the turbine wheel. Now you are mixing all of those pulses right at the transition point entering into the turbine housing. I think you are gonna be losing the advantage gained by not having pulses canceling each other out as well as the turbulence created by the two mixing together right there. Maybe what you gain by venting both volutes will exceed any losses I do not know. I am very interested in how this turns out. I hope it does show benefits all around. [/QUOTE]

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