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Message: [QUOTE="Mwilbur516, post: 1056948, member: 784"] Yes, yes and yes. Can you do it, sure. Will it work, probably not worth a crap. You would need two smaller turbos than stock. Plus, the stock VGT's would present the issue of figuring out how to control the VGT solenoids of two turbos. I guess there is the possibility that since they are in a twin setup as opposed to a compound setup, that simply piggybacking a second VGT plug off the harness MIGHT work. In theory they should actuate the same all the time. I'm all about people trying different things. In in for the build if you decide to try, though I think you'd be better served going a different route. If you need anything on your journey, let me know. [/QUOTE]

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