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Is there anyone running one on a dsm? i would be interested in dyno graphs with this turbo, and what cams the turbo seems to like on a dsm application.
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Is there anyone running one on a dsm? i would be interested in dyno graphs with this turbo, and what cams the turbo seems to like on a dsm application.
Thanx!

Guys forgive me,but I've seen those letters HTA when I was on the evom forum. What exactly is the HTA that folks are raving about? What does it do and what does it mean?Thanx!
Gotcha! It's basically a modded wheel that's been lightened and has 14 blades.The HTA wheel has a 3mm smaller inducer, and lighter as it is billett. FP also took a substantial amount of weight/material away from the hub area, which also makes it lighter and makes the blades effectively larger. There are also 14 blades on the HTA as opposed to 12 on the typical 35r. From the datalogs, the HTA tends to hit 20ish psi at about the same rpm, but it accelerates from 20-40 much faster, which gives the big torque advantages in the midrange.
Gotcha! It's basically a modded wheel that's been lightened and has 14 blades.Thanks !
Wow! those are some impressive numbers with the hta35r on pump gas! ive been planning on running the hta35 on the motor im building paired with some crower 272/272 and 30+psi, but i didnt think you could get away running pump gas with that much boost and no added injection (alchy/water)

Ah, the age old question, more boost or more timing?