New FP Green! FP54 57lbs/min
The dual flapper gate came on the evo 7 and 8 9.8cm2 housings, I would consider a ported 9,8cm2 housing on this turbo, and also came on a bunch of jdm evo 8mr 10,5cm2 housings.
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Last edited by Evo8cy; Apr 4, 2016 at 12:02 AM. Reason: typo
For 3lbs/min I think it is? I dunno. I hear (but can't confirm) the 54 flows as much as the old red, but with the smaller green turbine to help spool.
I would swap if it were easy and cheap. If it were gonna put you out, I'm not sure I'd worry about it, though. All the greens seem to be pretty danged awesome.
I would swap if it were easy and cheap. If it were gonna put you out, I'm not sure I'd worry about it, though. All the greens seem to be pretty danged awesome.
Thanks for the correction. I thought I read the old red was also 57lb/min. You are talking about the old MHI Red, correct? so, with only 2lb/min less than the old red and the smaller turbine from the "old green", I'm really, really hoping it's going to be the ultimate turbo for my setup.
Thanks for the correction. I thought I read the old red was also 57lb/min. You are talking about the old MHI Red, correct? so, with only 2lb/min less than the old red and the smaller turbine from the "old green", I'm really, really hoping it's going to be the ultimate turbo for my setup.

The new FP54 essentially looks like a BBK-B, minus the BB CHRA. So, on a 2.3 I wonder if the FP54 would have the non-linear power delivery that 94AWD (Jerry) reported with the BBK-B.
The thing that had me most interested was Robert @ FP reporting that even on bigger wheels (like the Red), there were no ill effects shown from using the smaller 9 blade wheel
Last edited by Erik@MIL.SPEC; Apr 6, 2016 at 05:18 PM.
I have been wondering this also. I am most likely going with a 2.4LR and have been looking at this turbo and wondering if a Red or possibly even Black wouldn't be better suited for that motor. Seems like it's appropriate to go up a turbo size to get similar low end power with a little more top end after a 2.2
Did you buy the turbo complete? If so, they are dual-flapper as someone mentioned above. Hm..
Mine that i sent them was single. I wonder if it will really matter.
Mine that i sent them was single. I wonder if it will really matter.
This is very interesting. I haven't even gotten my engine built yet so I haven't taken my hta71 out of the box to put on the car and I'm considering this lol. Except that housing is going to crack at some point ..
I think I'd rather opt for something that was going to be solid for a lonnng time..
Unless the newer MHI housings have been beefed up any?
I think I'd rather opt for something that was going to be solid for a lonnng time..
Unless the newer MHI housings have been beefed up any?
This is very interesting. I haven't even gotten my engine built yet so I haven't taken my hta71 out of the box to put on the car and I'm considering this lol. Except that housing is going to crack at some point ..
I think I'd rather opt for something that was going to be solid for a lonnng time..
Unless the newer MHI housings have been beefed up any?
I think I'd rather opt for something that was going to be solid for a lonnng time..
Unless the newer MHI housings have been beefed up any?
Originally Posted by cerevo
This is very interesting. I haven't even gotten my engine built yet so I haven't taken my hta71 out of the box to put on the car and I'm considering this lol. Except that housing is going to crack at some point ..
I think I'd rather opt for something that was going to be solid for a lonnng time..
Unless the newer MHI housings have been beefed up any?
I think I'd rather opt for something that was going to be solid for a lonnng time..
Unless the newer MHI housings have been beefed up any?
A local guy does ceramic, but I'm not impressed with his. I did a set of pistons. Ran them for 100 miles and you could barely tell.
Also, cryotreating is super cheap. Like $40 to $60. Can't hurt, right? THat's what I tell myself when I continue to spend money


















