GT40/94R vs FPHTA35R
David Buschur runs 40 PSI on it and makes 700HP on a Dyno Jet about 680 on his dyno. Still gives him a 9.5 @ 151 1/4 mile, so the HTA should be enough unless you want a all out race car to go into the low 9's.
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I've been considering the same turbo's (4088r or hta35r). I completely ruled out the 4094 because all the research I've done suggests it is completely unefficient and laggy. From what I've read, if you can handle the lag of a 4094 you should just go all out and get a 42r but that would be overkill for your goal. The 4088 has made over 500whp on pump and would probably make 600 with meth. With race gas the ts t4 4088r has made over 740 whp and according to some has better street manners and faster spool than a single scroll 3582r (not sure about a single scroll hta though). I'm still awaiting the results of the twin-scroll hta 35r. If this combination works it should make similar power #'s as the 4088r and spool faster as well. However, at this point no one knows if the ts t3 hta combination will work without massive compressor surge. Unfortuanately for old DSM guys like myself, the twin-scroll T3 hta35r may not be an option at all because no one makes a divided t3 mani for dsms
Last edited by jkimes; Jan 28, 2008 at 05:19 PM.
jkimes, FYI the GT4094R is essentially for those that would like to run a 42R but cannot package it underhood.
The 4094R simply splits the difference, in terms of power and response, between a GT4088R and the GT4294R.
The 4094R simply splits the difference, in terms of power and response, between a GT4088R and the GT4294R.
jkimes, FYI the GT4094R is essentially for those that would like to run a 42R but cannot package it underhood.
The 4094R simply splits the difference, in terms of power and response, between a GT4088R and the GT4294R
The 4094R simply splits the difference, in terms of power and response, between a GT4088R and the GT4294R
I've been considering the same turbo's (4088r or hta35r). I completely ruled out the 4094 because all the research I've done suggests it is completely unefficient and laggy. From what I've read, if you can handle the lag of a 4094 you should just go all out and get a 42r but that would be overkill for your goal. The 4088 has made over 500whp on pump and would probably make 600 with meth. With race gas the ts t4 4088r has made over 740 whp and according to some has better street manners and faster spool than a single scroll 3582r (not sure about a single scroll hta though). I'm still awaiting the results of the twin-scroll hta 35r. If this combination works it should make similar power #'s as the 4088r and spool faster as well. However, at this point no one knows if the ts t3 hta combination will work without massive compressor surge. Unfortuanately for old DSM guys like myself, the twin-scroll T3 hta35r may not be an option at all because no one makes a divided t3 mani for dsms 

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Last edited by LT1runner; Jan 31, 2008 at 07:23 PM.
i highly recommend the hta35r for the street driving. the 40 will be a little too laggy. youd get better spool out of the hta and better tq at lower rpms. build your motor if you havent already though.






