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**scheides** · 10-29-2008

Some said that the original "HTA35R" was not worth it...it's a $400 option on top of the price of a GT35R. FP had actually made the turbo in an effort to make better low-end than a regular 35R, and they succeeded by making it with a smaller, more efficient wheel. One side effect was a little more top-end power than a standard 35R. Still a great turbo, but...

FP saw PTE's 6262 and decided to up the ante and make their HTA design full sized, and dub it the HTA86, or HTA GT3586R. The results speak for themselves, I will post dyno graphs as they come.

10-29-2008	#1
scheides flips McGee Cribbage Square Champion! Great Mahjong: Classic Champion! Mah Jongg Solitaire Champion! Mahjong Connect Champion! MuMu Champion! Join Date: May 2004 Location: Minneapolis, MN Drives: BeaterX Posts: 12,900	FP's new HTA86: HTA GT3586R Some said that the original "HTA35R" was not worth it...it's a $400 option on top of the price of a GT35R. FP had actually made the turbo in an effort to make better low-end than a regular 35R, and they succeeded by making it with a smaller, more efficient wheel. One side effect was a little more top-end power than a standard 35R. Still a great turbo, but... FP saw PTE's 6262 and decided to up the ante and make their HTA design full sized, and dub it the HTA86, or HTA GT3586R. The results speak for themselves, I will post dyno graphs as they come.