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With the HTA Green, it's not just quicker spool, it's area under the curve below 5500 RPM. Another thread poster (SloRice) moved from a 3586 to the HTA Green and picked up 250 HP and 300 Ft/lbs torque at 4500 RPM. That's why alot of people are interested in an HTA Green...
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With the HTA Green, it's not just quicker spool, it's area under the curve below 5500 RPM. Another thread poster (SloRice) moved from a 3586 to the HTA Green and picked up 250 HP and 300 Ft/lbs torque at 4500 RPM. That's why alot of people are interested in an HTA Green...
Well said! Very good points.
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That is true CO VR4 it all depends on what ops goals are: 450 yea he can get there on an hta green maybe 93 maybe e85 depending, but im like most of you on here, after so long at a power level, sometimes it feels slow when its not, then its time to upgrade. Its a sickness, I know. haha
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With the HTA Green, it's not just quicker spool, it's area under the curve below 5500 RPM. Another thread poster (SloRice) moved from a 3586 to the HTA Green and picked up 250 HP and 300 Ft/lbs torque at 4500 RPM. That's why alot of people are interested in an HTA Green...
There are not that many cars that can trap over 130mph(including supercars) and that give you the fun of a V8 on the street....I think I'm going HTA Green
I've had a lot of turbos... IX, 8, Tomei, Red, Black, 6262....lets see what this one brings to the table
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Thank you everyone, after reading the replies I began researching the FP turbo's. Seems the way the go is the Red or Black (gives room to play). Will be in the market soon for one of these.
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Not to stray too far from your question, Lostmex, but what would you prefer a BB Red or a journal bearing HTA Green? Would these two be at all comparable? Maybe my question seems a bit contrived and is like apples to oranges. But, I was just wondering.
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My next choice is definitely a bb for the longevity and spool charateristics. I had multiple journal Bearing precision billets and the comparison between journal and bb.... Well let's just say the bb was extremely better.