Twin Turbo 383 questions

Mguner is correct, ball bearings are a luxury, they allow the turbo to spool up faster. The cool thing is you have a big block to spool those babies up. The question you have to ask yourself is this, what horsepower am I looking for. Then you have to decide are you going to use race gas or Pump. Intercooled or not. How much boost are you willing to give it. Believe it or not all these things need to align to properly size your turbo. You are right about the exhaust/turbine housing being to small will choke the motor and it will not make any top end power. Seeing how you have a 383 inch motor with a redline of 5500, I would say go with the .98 housings. It may spool up a little slower but this may save you grief in the traction department. Obviously you are considering twin turbo, there is so much to consider, so lets start by answering the questions above and I will try to get you an answer.

Here is where I would like to be,
Looking at around 800 streetable horsepower, I will be using premium fuel. I already pay for premium due to the 12-1 440 that is in it now. Intercooled will be more effective and less heat forced into the engine so definitely intercooled. I also will be running the 4 speed and 3.55's. Boost can be as high as 18-20psi. Now if this can be achieved with one turbo of course that would be more cost effective on my side.
I like to race occasionally when my wifes out running her Big tire Mustang. I traded my 8.90 66 Falcon for this Cuda so I no longer have a racecar. We like to take as much weekend money as possible at the local tracks on a Saturday evening. Helps pay for the Hobby if you know what I mean.

Thanks for the info.!