Forced Performance Finally Releases the HTA3794.. 900+whp Capable T3!!!
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it has a 3mm smaller inducer... same size exducer. That sounds like they applied the HTA treatment to the 4294R compressor wheel. I don't see how that isn't considered "close" 
whatever. It makes hellsapower in a t3 frame. Congrats.

whatever. It makes hellsapower in a t3 frame. Congrats.
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Inducer on the compressor has less of an effect upon power capability than the exducer.... that's why its not really wise to look at inducer size and base its flow capabilities solely on it. Furthermore why I say... pretty close
The HTA wheels from the past have had 1 or more extra blades than the Honeywell GT compressors. You might think that the MOI is less because its a small inducer, but *sigh* it has an extra blade.... so the theoretical benefit of the HTA wheel having a smaller MOI just isn't so.
HTA treatment = Leave exducer diameter the same. Reduce inducer by 2-3mm, add 1 blade, and cnc that hummer. I'm sure Robert does more than this, but from pictures this seems to be the "trend." Similar idea to BW's extended tip geometry.
When you're talking about 96.7% vs 95.7% reduction in compressor inducer diameter... It seems FP follows the same pattern... might have something to do with the height of the wheel explaining why the inducer of the 3794 was reduced by an extra 1%.
Bah. Who am I to argue with the guys who run 8's...
The HTA wheels from the past have had 1 or more extra blades than the Honeywell GT compressors. You might think that the MOI is less because its a small inducer, but *sigh* it has an extra blade.... so the theoretical benefit of the HTA wheel having a smaller MOI just isn't so.
HTA treatment = Leave exducer diameter the same. Reduce inducer by 2-3mm, add 1 blade, and cnc that hummer. I'm sure Robert does more than this, but from pictures this seems to be the "trend." Similar idea to BW's extended tip geometry.
When you're talking about 96.7% vs 95.7% reduction in compressor inducer diameter... It seems FP follows the same pattern... might have something to do with the height of the wheel explaining why the inducer of the 3794 was reduced by an extra 1%.
Bah. Who am I to argue with the guys who run 8's...
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Inducer on the compressor has less of an effect upon power capability than the exducer.... that's why its not really wise to look at inducer size and base its flow capabilities solely on it. Furthermore why I say... pretty close
The HTA wheels from the past have had 1 or more extra blades than the Honeywell GT compressors. You might think that the MOI is less because its a small inducer, but *sigh* it has an extra blade.... so the theoretical benefit of the HTA wheel having a smaller MOI just isn't so.
HTA treatment = Leave exducer diameter the same. Reduce inducer by 2-3mm, add 1 blade, and cnc that hummer. I'm sure Robert does more than this, but from pictures this seems to be the "trend." Similar idea to BW's extended tip geometry.
When you're talking about 96.7% vs 95.7% reduction in compressor inducer diameter... It seems FP follows the same pattern... might have something to do with the height of the wheel explaining why the inducer of the 3794 was reduced by an extra 1%.
Bah. Who am I to argue with the guys who run 8's...
The HTA wheels from the past have had 1 or more extra blades than the Honeywell GT compressors. You might think that the MOI is less because its a small inducer, but *sigh* it has an extra blade.... so the theoretical benefit of the HTA wheel having a smaller MOI just isn't so.
HTA treatment = Leave exducer diameter the same. Reduce inducer by 2-3mm, add 1 blade, and cnc that hummer. I'm sure Robert does more than this, but from pictures this seems to be the "trend." Similar idea to BW's extended tip geometry.
When you're talking about 96.7% vs 95.7% reduction in compressor inducer diameter... It seems FP follows the same pattern... might have something to do with the height of the wheel explaining why the inducer of the 3794 was reduced by an extra 1%.
Bah. Who am I to argue with the guys who run 8's...
Who am I to argue with engineers and smart guys with college degrees.. Im just a guy who buys and tests everything in the real world and runs what i know works on my combinations..

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Between you and Aaron I might have about 5% of the knowledge of both you.. Somehow though i sit and dream up combinations that come together and work for us.. You would be surprised how dumb i am.. LOL
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Haha! You're doing something right. 
* 2003 Black Evo GSR - 8.75@163mph (US Quickest 4g63 Evo )
* World's Quickest Evo 8 Street Car - 8.98@156mph
* World's Quickest / Fastest Stock Ecu - 8.99@163mph
* World's Quickest / Fastest Drag Radial Evo 8/9- 9.05@160mph
* World's Quickest / Fastest Mivec Evo - 8.99@163mph
* World's Quickest Stock Frame FP Black - 9.33@146mph
* World's Quickest / Fastest Stock Turbo Evo - 10.21@133mph ( Most-Wanted )

* 2003 Black Evo GSR - 8.75@163mph (US Quickest 4g63 Evo )
* World's Quickest Evo 8 Street Car - 8.98@156mph
* World's Quickest / Fastest Stock Ecu - 8.99@163mph
* World's Quickest / Fastest Drag Radial Evo 8/9- 9.05@160mph
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