Been thinking of doing a twin turbo to my ranger. Looking for some helpfull tips! please!

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need more info on your truck.

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99 extended cab, 4.0, auto, 33s, 4x4 lifted with some stuff done

98 2wd 2.5, 5 speed, dropped with some stuff done

Parallel or Sequential?

and why twin?

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Shouldn't this be in the engine section?

If you have a 4 cyl, a twin turbo would be completely useless other than being able to say you have a twin turbo ranger. You will have a bigger bang for your buck with a single turbo or you are going to do an engine swap...

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1996 Ford Ranger 2.3L 5spd 2WD

More than you want to think about... lol
I am in the process of modding my 2008 for a turbo setup
I'm running a single t3/t4 with a 42mm ext wastegate with 6psi spring
- fuel / ignition mapping (fmec and pcm programming)
- oil feed setup for turbo
- obvious exhaust routing
- intercooled?
- internal or external wastegate?
- will your internals handle even 5psi? mileage?
- will your intake manifold take boost vs baro / vacuum?
- will your maf read properly?
etc... etc... etc...

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Oh sorry I misread... Helpful tip - don't do it
I would change my mind but I'm close to $3500.00 deep in this project already

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2008 Ranger Sport 4x4 4.0L.
- Custom Torsion / Block 2.25"F 1.75"R - 4.10 LSD Rear diff / 4.10 front (yukon)
- Borla Exhaust - Superchips Programmer
- 265/75R16 Bridgestone A/T Revo II's
- Custom Intake K&N / AirAid Modded by me - Custom Throttle Body 76mm
- H10 HID's 3000k (fog)... etc...

FMIC refers to front mount inter cooler.

"Intercooler?" posted below this does not make sense

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Oops
Meant FMEC - fuel management and engine control (pcm piggyback)
I corrected it

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2008 Ranger Sport 4x4 4.0L.
- Custom Torsion / Block 2.25"F 1.75"R - 4.10 LSD Rear diff / 4.10 front (yukon)
- Borla Exhaust - Superchips Programmer
- 265/75R16 Bridgestone A/T Revo II's
- Custom Intake K&N / AirAid Modded by me - Custom Throttle Body 76mm
- H10 HID's 3000k (fog)... etc...

Oh - those kind of suck. I like having an ECU that can adjust pulsewidth at my whim. You would be foolish to do this without major fuel system upgrades.

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fmec would techinically be part of your ecu - like i said (piggyback)
Most of these newer vehicles would be a complete nightmare to run full stand-alone. OBD1 on the other hand is remarkably easy to run a stand-alone in comparison.
And unless you are running that laptop all the time good luck being able to "adjust pulse width at your whym". Sounds like you would prefer a programmable "chip" installed in your pcm / ecu - which would make it much harder to perform these adjustments you speak of... Install a wide-band o2 sensor and a high end pcm/ecu controller you'd have plenty of adjustments at your disposal. The factory fuel system on the 2000+ sohc 4.0 has plenty of flow and the injectors can provide more than enough fuel for mid cfm 5-8 psi boost

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2008 Ranger Sport 4x4 4.0L.
- Custom Torsion / Block 2.25"F 1.75"R - 4.10 LSD Rear diff / 4.10 front (yukon)
- Borla Exhaust - Superchips Programmer
- 265/75R16 Bridgestone A/T Revo II's
- Custom Intake K&N / AirAid Modded by me - Custom Throttle Body 76mm
- H10 HID's 3000k (fog)... etc...

Do you know what I do for a living?

Stand alone is easy if you have a baseline starter map and a wire harness that gets you into the stock wiring. Logging is easy on nearly every wideband with 5 volt ouput and any software that will tell you which load cells you are stepping on. 5-8 psi of boost ='s different on one compressor is different than another compressor. Like saying "how high is up". I still don't understand why anyone would want to run that close to the edge of running out of fuel.

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Looking for a professional retrofitter to add HIDs or LEDs to your Ranger? PM me if your looking to have work done, and have cash to spend.