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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by localtoys73
the cea 6262 and the old 6262 have the same size wheels correct in the same housing? If so I wouldnt see a huge differfene in spool if the only thing that changed was the center cartridge? There isnt a difference in the FP black and dbb version besides transient responce correct? Same theory?

yes the old 6262 and new 6262 CEA are the same sizes. BUT the CEA turbine is lighter, more efficient then the old turbine. they claim the same spoolup but 30/40 more HP
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:24 PM
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if the guy earlier in this thread is on the cea the spool up looks about the same to what I have seen on the older verisions. Maybe 200rpm sooner.

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dug up an old VD graph of the car, the air fuel log is incorrect though

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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by localtoys73
more laggy then the hta 3586, I would say ask DB or AWD or STM they seem to think the 3586 is a better turbo then the 6262 they deal with set ups more often.

I make over 500/500 by 4500 but its not a fair comparison I am on a 2.4. I am impressed with your graph though I have been in 2 6262 2.0 and the car would barely move before 5250-5500.

Still no answer to my question of the 6262 was so great why did they redesign it with the 6266?

Everyone is going to have there opinion I did allot of research before I purchased the hta86 and I bought what I bought this thread could go on forever. 6262 guys will defend what they bought hta guys will defend the hta. This was compared before on evom and posted in by DB and AWD both chose the hta.
They didn't redesign it. The reason why I kept this thing going is that I'm asking for a comparison between the newer billet cea 6262 vs hta86.

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they didnt re design it to the 6266. there was the 6262 and 6265. they made new 62 and 66mm turbine wheels. so the real answer should be how does the 6262CEA compare to the HTA86. being the HTA86 is the Garrett 62mm turbine wheel. PTE's older 6262 Non CEA spooled up slower then the HTA86 and from what shops claim made a smudge less HP.
THANK YOU! that is the question I'm asking


I'm looking for billet cea 6262 NOT the old ones but that one dyno sheet that was posted with the old 62 on a 2.0 helps because I've heard that the new cea technology reduces lag by 500 rpms plus i'm going 2.3 and doing all of the little things like coating the manifold and turbo to get the spool time down as low as possible.
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by localtoys73
the cea 6262 and the old 6262 have the same size wheels correct in the same housing? If so I wouldnt see a huge differfene in spool if the only thing that changed was the center cartridge? There isnt a difference in the FP black and dbb version besides transient responce correct? Same theory? I am asking the question because I can not find much info on the cea version.
Apparently my friend said that precision claims 500 rpm faster spool up time on the new billet cea wheels. I can't find much on it either that's why I made this thread

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yes the old 6262 and new 6262 CEA are the same sizes. BUT the CEA turbine is lighter, more efficient then the old turbine. they claim the same spoolup but 30/40 more HP
You sure about same spool up? I hear different things

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if the guy earlier in this thread is on the cea the spool up looks about the same to what I have seen on the older verisions. Maybe 200rpm sooner.
he's non cea
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by ApexEVoIX03
They didn't redesign it. The reason why I kept this thing going is that I'm asking for a comparison between the newer billet cea 6262 vs hta86.


THANK YOU! that is the question I'm asking


I'm looking for billet cea 6262 NOT the old ones but that one dyno sheet that was posted with the old 62 on a 2.0 helps because I've heard that the new cea technology reduces lag by 500 rpms plus i'm going 2.3 and doing all of the little things like coating the manifold and turbo to get the spool time down as low as possible.
500RPM is a bit extreme. from a few charts i saw ''on other platforms'' it was either the same or as much as 200rpm sooner but 30/50hp gains uptop. that was the old 6262 VS new 62CEA. i saw a few back to backs of the old 6765 VS new 6766 CEA and it was basically the same thing as i just stated just 67 type HP. lol
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:30 PM
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Your in florida to once you get it done we can get together and see the difference. I would do the hta 3582 on a 2.3 or the hta 3794. Just depends on what you are looking for. If you want to go for a ride in my car let me know I promiss you it will make up your mind really quick. The above pull was at 32lbs btw. You will have allot of fun with any stroker if tq is what you are looking for.
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:33 PM
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IMO the PTE new CEA turbine is better then garretts and FP's HTA 7 blade compressor wheels are better then PTE's 6 blade compressor wheels. i wish we could buy the 6262/6266 and have a FP HTA compressor wheel put on it or the 6766 and have the HTA3794 compressor wheel on it.

i called FP. i was told they will not do it. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by evodan2004
500RPM is a bit extreme. from a few charts i saw ''on other platforms'' it was either the same or as much as 200rpm sooner but 30/50hp gains uptop. that was the old 6262 VS new 62CEA. i saw a few back to backs of the old 6765 VS new 6766 CEA and it was basically the same thing as i just stated just 67 type HP. lol
I just got off the phone with precision and the guy said up to 200 rpms sooner and 30-40 hp gains from the old 6262. So yea it was a tad bit extreme and it isnt a billet wheel Idk why I thought it was.

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Your in florida to once you get it done we can get together and see the difference. I would do the hta 3582 on a 2.3 or the hta 3794. Just depends on what you are looking for. If you want to go for a ride in my car let me know I promiss you it will make up your mind really quick. The above pull was at 32lbs btw. You will have allot of fun with any stroker if tq is what you are looking for.
This is a future build for like mid to late summer. I'm down to take a ride to see how your car feels. I don't know how much spool would differ with me having .1 less of a liter so that could affect it. Do you have your housing and manifold coated?
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by evodan2004
IMO the PTE new CEA turbine is better then garretts and FP's HTA 7 blade compressor wheels are better then PTE's 6 blade compressor wheels. i wish we could buy the 6262/6266 and have a FP HTA compressor wheel put on it or the 6766 and have the HTA3794 compressor wheel on it.

i called FP. i was told they will not do it. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I thought I read somewhere that they would do it but maybe it was a different combo. I read to much it all gets mixed up.
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by localtoys73
I thought I read somewhere that they would do it but maybe it was a different combo. I read to much it all gets mixed up.
ETS said they would. i called because i am interested in the 6266 but with the HTA86 compressor wheel. OR prossibly even a 6766 with the HTA94 compressor wheel. who ever answered the phone told me no it can not be done
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 02:04 PM
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Just want to clear this up a lil, Okay spoke with a PTE tech as i have an old none cea 6262. From what he told me the CEA6266 will spool faster than my non cea6262 which is great. Also the non cea 6262 will make the same maybe a lil less than the cea 6262 but the CEA will spool much fast he indeed said 200-500rpm faster depending on setup. Now the CEA6266 will make 30-50hp more than the CEA6262 depending on setup. All this came from a PTE tech.
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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Evofiebre11
Just want to clear this up a lil, Okay spoke with a PTE tech as i have an old none cea 6262. From what he told me the CEA6266 will spool faster than my non cea6262 which is great. Also the non cea 6262 will make the same maybe a lil less than the cea 6262 but the CEA will spool much fast he indeed said 200-500rpm faster depending on setup. Now the CEA6266 will make 30-50hp more than the CEA6262 depending on setup. All this came from a PTE tech.
I spoke with them too and the tech that i spoke with said up to 200 rpms faster. being like 200 rpms faster tops

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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by localtoys73
more laggy then the hta 3586, I would say ask DB or AWD or STM they seem to think the 3586 is a better turbo then the 6262 they deal with set ups more often.

I make over 500/500 by 4500 but its not a fair comparison I am on a 2.4. I am impressed with your graph though I have been in 2 6262 2.0 and the car would barely move before 5250-5500.

Still no answer to my question of the 6262 was so great why did they redesign it with the 6266?

Everyone is going to have there opinion I did allot of research before I purchased the hta86 and I bought what I bought this thread could go on forever. 6262 guys will defend what they bought hta guys will defend the hta. This was compared before on evom and posted in by DB and AWD both chose the hta.
There is always room for more improvement when developing a turbo. I'm not being biased just providing my own evidence. BTW I have never seen STM run any sort of HTA turbo all their turbos have been PTE using the CEA wheel.

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I'm looking for billet cea 6262 NOT the old ones but that one dyno sheet that was posted with the old 62 on a 2.0 helps because I've heard that the new cea technology reduces lag by 500 rpms plus i'm going 2.3 and doing all of the little things like coating the manifold and turbo to get the spool time down as low as possible.
I heard the new CEA wheel will spool up 200rpms sooner and make 35-45hp more

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Old Mar 21, 2012 | 07:59 PM
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so the 6262 cea spools around 4800 on a 2.0 and the 6266 cea spools at about 5k? am I getting this correct?

The hta86 spools around 43-4500 on a 2.4 so would the 6262 cea spool a little faster than that on a 2.3?
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Well thats just the thing the cea has to be faster than that, I have a non CEA billit DBB SP6262 t3 .82 and i have my turbo fully spooled with 27psi @ 47xx. I also have GSC S2 everything else stock manifold and TB. Maybe its my fullrace twinscroll manifold but i don't think so as the turbo housing itself isn't designed twinscroll.
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