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which turbo would be better GT3582R or FP3582RHTA?

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evane

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which turbo would be better GT3582R or FP3582RHTA?? FP says to have better spool and better low end torgue gains?
 
I have had friends with t3 housing turbo's on stroker motors and yes it does take forever to spool.

And of course I knew Shep doesn't have a mitsu flange on his car! DUR!

It's a CUSTOM turbo and CUSTOM manifold. Trust me I've been a follower of shep for years now and my friend has spoken with him numerous times. I also know that the specs of his turbo are not public knowledge and kept secret by him and FP.
 
I have had friends with t3 housing turbo's on stroker motors and yes it does take forever to spool.

And of course I knew Shep doesn't have a mitsu flange on his car! DUR!

It's a CUSTOM turbo and CUSTOM manifold. Trust me I've been a follower of shep for years now and my friend has spoken with him numerous times. I also know that the specs of his turbo are not public knowledge and kept secret by him and FP.

No, they don't. If your friends stroker motor has issues spooling a t3 gt35r than there's something up with his setup, not the turbo. You can see close to 40 lbs of boost before 5k rpm on this turbo on a 2.0. Slow spoolup? I think not.

You want slow spoolup put a standard journal bearing gt40 or gt42 on a 2.0 and see what happens.
 
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