Rumored FP HTA Green

[Boostdclips99]

I noticed some talk in another thread there is possibly a new HTA version of the FP Green. Its rumored to have the 76mm billet wheel, which would give it faster spool than now and the power of a FP red. Other than this I couldn't find info anywhere.
I read at one time they did some R&D on a HTA FP Green but found no significant gains. Wonder what changed it.

I'm hoping they will produce this and offer an upgrade for current the current Green.

Can anyone give me some wonderful Christmas news and confirm these rumors?

 

[Steve93Talon]

The original HTA Green wheel you're referring to for the EVOs ended up being the FP White, which is the same wheel used in the HTA68 DSM turbo. They have a new HTA Green that uses a 73mm wheel that gained power over the original EVO Green. I could see them possibly using a standard rotation version of that wheel as a new DSM HTA Green, and maybe the HTA76 as a new DSM Red. They also have an HTA82 FP Black for the EVOs, same wheel as the GT3582HTA. Someone actually had one made for him in a DSM housing.

 

[Boostdclips99]

The original HTA Green wheel you're referring to for the EVOs ended up being the FP White, which is the same wheel used in the HTA68 DSM turbo. They have a new HTA Green that uses a 73mm wheel that gained power over the original EVO Green. I could see them possibly using a standard rotation version of that wheel as a new DSM HTA Green, and maybe the HTA76 as a new DSM Red. They also have an HTA82 FP Black for the EVOs, same wheel as the GT3582HTA. Someone actually had one made for him in a DSM housing.

Seems more plausible to use the 73mm wheel to copy the Evo hta green. The increase to 56lbs/min would amazing for a street use turbo, especially on some e85. But according to rockbmx1 in this post he has an inside at FP and believes they will be fitting the the 76mm wheel cause of cost. This giving it a 60lbs/min flow and no longer being a 50 trim. And this would allow more flow than the 3052 and faster spool. Unfortunately im not sure the 76mm wheel will be able to fit in its current housing.