Drifto's Twin Scroll HTA3076 E85 33psi
Both are similar as far as the compressor wheel. the 73 flows 54 lb/min where the 76 flows a claimed 57 lb/min. But the 73 uses th 67mm turbine wheel that is used in the red. Where the 3076 uses the 60mm gt30 turbine wheel. I would expect both to make similar power. And you can get the 73 in a stock frame.
Can anyone answer my question. How this setup spool on a 2.4l Long Rod short block. The spool is already amazing on the 2.0l. Also if one were to use this turbo setup with a 2.4l could you use a t3 setup or would you have to move up to t4?
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One could use the exact same setup on a 2.4L, with quicker spool being predictable. Given that Drifto has demonstrated the ability to squeeze just about all the power than can be expected from the HTA 3076 compressor in a divided T3 format, logic implies no reason, no advantage to going to a T4 with this turbo.
Seeing as how buschur made 600whp+ on the hta 3076 on a single scroll. Can you inform me of the logic that dictates, a t4twinscroll wont benefit this setup by offering more flow area similar to a single t3?
One could use the exact same setup on a 2.4L, with quicker spool being predictable. Given that Drifto has demonstrated the ability to squeeze just about all the power than can be expected from the HTA 3076 compressor in a divided T3 format, logic implies no reason, no advantage to going to a T4 with this turbo.









