fp dsm 86hta results

shay4g63 · Oct 13, 2013

I'm looking at getting a dsm 86hta.

I'm looking for peoples thoughts on it. And how much it will flow? Also whats your spool times like.

I have a Magnus stage 3 head with hks 272 cams(in/ex) and full manley i beam and piston, eagle crank bottum end.

Looking to get a idea if this turbo is ideal for my low tens, high 9 second goal. But still have street mannors.

nkosi · Oct 13, 2013

whats up playa ... thats a good turbo the 86 HTA but u can get in the 9's with FP Black on sale right now for a fraction of the cost of the FP 86 HTA ... check it out on the FP website Forced Performance Turbochargers: FP BLACK for DSM

shay4g63 · Oct 13, 2013

Well I pulled the trigger on the 86 hta because I got a STEAL on it. Just wondering on flow chart or If anyone has a log with how much lbs they forced.

WES_393 · Oct 13, 2013

From the DSM86 page:

Our FP HTA™ DSM86 turbocharger for a DSM flanged vehicle is very similar the to the standard GT3582R Garrett turbocharger in overall size

GT3582R Compressor map:

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Fastest 35R equipped DSM
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhnohVpAeX4]Amazing run by Devin Schultz in his 2g Talon "Red Demon" 8.27 @ 170.23 mph - YouTube[/ame]

estoyaqui30 · Oct 13, 2013

FP website says it's basically a HTA 3586 with a FP30 turbine housing. The HTA3586 flows 75 lbs/min

paul s · Oct 22, 2013

I was running 135mph on a 3300lb car and slow launch, great turbo. Pump gas with meth at 42psi.

v8s_are_slow · Oct 24, 2013

What "specific" turbo was Devin running in that vid? The 3582? Dsm82? Dsm86?

Of course I'm trying to find out more info on his car anyway but not finding much, other than knowing he's running a Super 99 turbo now I think???

Archer Fabrications · Oct 24, 2013

Ithink he was running dsm 86 since in vids he had an FP manifold.

That car is my idol, and I'm getting a 3794 cause of him.

JusMX141 · Oct 24, 2013

WES_393 said:
Fastest 35R equipped DSM
Amazing run by Devin Schultz in his 2g Talon "Red Demon" 8.27 @ 170.23 mph - YouTube

I believe that run was done with a 3794; 67mm/94mm compressor versus a 35R's 61mm/82mm wheel. Big difference.

There was also a period of time when Devin had a HP6766 on the car, nearly-identical in size to the 3794. Not sure exactly which turbo ran the 8.27, but it's now using a Super99.

v8s_are_slow · Oct 24, 2013

Well now I'm wondering what the fastest time is with a Dsm86, since that's what I have

RvlutionMtrsprt · Oct 24, 2013

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RhVE2JLfig]Curt Brown 2010 Buschur Sport Compact Shootout - YouTube[/ame]
Might not be the fastest, but definitely something to shoot for!!

v8s_are_slow · Oct 24, 2013

He was on a Dsm82 though.

RvlutionMtrsprt · Oct 24, 2013

Not according to the info in the video, or multiple threads I've read about that build, or his dyno video. They all say FP 3586HTA.
http://cbevo.com/17.html

v8s_are_slow · Oct 24, 2013

Maybe he upgraded but I'm talking about the Dsm86, not the 3586. However there's a thread somewhere where he states specifically that he was on a Dsm82 at one time. I'll try and find it later tonight. Heck, he's on my Facebook. If I can't find it, I'll just ask him directly.

RvlutionMtrsprt · Oct 24, 2013

I guess the point is that if you can get anywhere near where he was at in bolt-on form you're doing pretty darn good!

v8s_are_slow · Oct 24, 2013

RvlutionMtrsprt said:
I guess the point is that if you can get anywhere near where he was at in bolt-on form you're doing pretty darn good!

That part is obvious. Lol. As to which turbo Curt Brown was using, this is all I can find right now but I know he was on the Dsm82, then upgraded to the 3586 in the T3 housing. I had to search the Link forums. I know there was more out there about this but I'm not gonna spend hours to find it. Lol. Anyway, if anyone knows the fastest time on a Dsm86 (with a bolt-on housing), please chime in.

Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottH View Post
Curts original 3586 setup was using the FP hotside. And the results were pretty damn good. IIRC he was trapping around 158 on that setup.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Brick View Post
That was on the dsm82hta I believe. Best trap was 156 I think. Curt could chime in if he still lurks this board but from talking with him he seemed to like the dsm82 over the t3 based 3586. Gained maybe 4-5 mph up top but lost a good bit down low. The DSM82hta maybe the way to go in your case.

I PM'd Curt on the side, and this is his response to my questions:

Quote:
Originally Posted by CBRE
Quote:
Originally Posted by Strm Trpr
Curt, did you run the HTA3586 in the bolt-on FP Housing.
I know you put down the 811whp w/.82 A/R T3 hotside.
Do you recall what the output was with the FP housing, what psi, and what rpm did you reach said psi?

Chris

I don't recall honestly, plus I changed a bunch of stuff in between turbo's, there both good! Id say real street car FP housing, full race car T3.

All the answers to the questions I asked Curt are in the threads below.
Curt ran the HTA3582R in the FP turbine housing.
And to back up Brick's statement, Curt went 156.8mph on the fp bolt-on turbine housing.
ECMTuning User Support Forums
ECMTuning User Support Forums
ECMTuning User Support Forums

Archer Fabrications · Oct 24, 2013

The only difference between the dsm86 and hta3586 is one has like .12aR bigger hot side and t3 the turbos are the same thing

JusMX141 · Oct 25, 2013

v8s_are_slow said:
Maybe he upgraded but I'm talking about the Dsm86, not the 3586.

It's the exact same turbo; the 3586 has a .82 a/r T3 housing and the DSM86 has FP's .69 a/r stainless DSM bolt-on housing. Either will perform fairly-equally as FP went above and beyond when designing their FP30 and FP35 turbine housings.

v8s_are_slow · Oct 25, 2013

I'm aware of the differences, however, the bolt-on housing IS smaller and more of a restriction. If they were the same, people would be saving their dollars and do like, well...like me. Get a bolt-on housing and MUCH cheaper exhaust manifold. Or I guess you could say that people like to throw their money away on more expensive manifolds and get the same results. Lol.

They're close, but I wouldn't go so far as to say they're the same.

Archer Fabrications · Oct 25, 2013

v8s_are_slow said:
I'm aware of the differences, however, the bolt-on housing IS smaller and more of a restriction. If they were the same, people would be saving their dollars and do like, well...like me. Get a bolt-on housing and MUCH cheaper exhaust manifold. Or I guess you could say that people like to throw their money away on more expensive manifolds and get the same results. Lol.

They're close, but I wouldn't go so far as to say they're the same.

Inthink the idea was just that. Have a great turbo on a stock manifold......

People that already have a t3, would opt for a T3 housing LOL

the compressor and turbine are both the same, the chra is the same. Fp designed that housing as to be equivilant to the t3's

But because FP kicks ass, they made an even more kick ass turbo that is in fact bolt on. I dont believe there is anyone complaining about the fp35 housing being a restriction.

v8s_are_slow · Oct 25, 2013

I get what everyone is saying. But in my opinion, it's like saying a Holset HX40 with a BEP bolt-on housing is the same turbo as an HX40 with a BEP T3 housing. And everyone here is gonna say it's not the same. I've seen plenty of results with a 3586, but don't really see any with the bolt-on housing. Not trying to argue about sizes, flow, etc. I just wanna see the results others are making. Wondering if I'll eventually have to be the one showing the results, if my money from the government will ever come in that they owe me so I can finish my motor. Until then I'm just watching everyone else. Sigh...

Archer Fabrications · Oct 25, 2013

No cause the hx40 is a .55 vs a .70 the fp is a .69 vs a .82 it's like .13 diff not .25+ LOL

So in reality if it existed. Your argueing a .70 AR vs a .82AR not q .55vs a .70

We're on Boost · Oct 25, 2013

urbansmoker1 said:
hx40 is a .55 vs a .70 ------ the fp is a .69 vs a .82

Oops - math check:

.15 difference ------ .13 difference

But it might be more telling to look at the % difference:

27% difference ------ 19% difference

which is more like what you are saying.

v8s_are_slow · Oct 25, 2013

Well, a .69 won't flow as much as a .82.....period. They might be close, but they're not the same and the results won't be either. Onto other news now??? Lol. You guys are killing me.

Okay after hours of searching, I finally found the record for this turbo.

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/drag-strip/369098-worlds-fastest-35r-8-98-163mph.html

Nevermind, I read a little further and it looks like a T3 with an adaptor plate to fit the FP manifold. Ugghhh...still awesome numbers though.

Archer Fabrications · Oct 26, 2013

Get a 6" exhaust, itll flow more than a 3 or 4" but like i said before, no one is complaining about a 3 or 4" exhaust being restrictive :thumb:

same thing

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