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Old Aug 12, 2010, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by cij911
I'll be posting a review of the BBK vs. HTA Green soon (same car, same conditions, etc.). Just looking at the reported flow ratings the turbos I suspect I will see 40 - 50 whp more with the HTA Green. What will be interesting is reporting on the 'transient response' as that is something a dyno cannot answer.
I'm very interested in the transient response as well.
Old Aug 12, 2010, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by sparky
Cij: Sorry to hear about your BBK's untimely exit. Will you be using the FP oil feedline upgrade on your new Green? Also, which compressor housing configuration will you be going with? Good luck
Absolutely and I'll be using the larger compressor housing (84mm ??). I personally believe (as Robert has documented) that the oil pressure can be an issue for stock framed turbos pushed to the ~30+ psi range. Maybe that is why my BBK died....

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Old Aug 12, 2010, 10:01 PM
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With the big cover, and once you install the Kelfords it should be a beastly ride! Will you be going to speed density and a 4" intake? Are you still on the stock clutch, though? Whatever, good luck!
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SPARKY I GOT some nice reading material for you to chew on boss pmed
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Originally Posted by sparky
With the big cover, and once you install the Kelfords it should be a beastly ride! Will you be going to speed density and a 4" intake? Are you still on the stock clutch, though? Whatever, good luck!
Large Intake - Yes

Speed Density - Possibly

Clutch - ACT (no lockout on mine)

Cams - May sell my Kelfords and keep stock
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So on Fp's site it says conversion to the hta green is $869. If I want the 84mm housing is that an additional $150, oil line $150 and porting $100? So for a pimped out ported green, I'm lookin at $1270? Is this correct or is any of the above included? Bbk full ported is gonna be $1350?
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^^^dont forget youll need a larger intake pipe
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Originally Posted by McLaren F1 2003
^^^dont forget youll need a larger intake pipe
Depends on what you have currently....Most 3" intakes will work fine with a 3" to 3.25" coupler....
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Originally Posted by EvolutinIX
So on Fp's site it says conversion to the hta green is $869. If I want the 84mm housing is that an additional $150, oil line $150 and porting $100? So for a pimped out ported green, I'm lookin at $1270? Is this correct or is any of the above included? Bbk full ported is gonna be $1350?
Your about right on the HTA Green converstion, that is assuming that you dont have a cracked back housing and if you do you will have to source or buy a new one. Go on their site to read about it before shipping your turbo out to them to save yourself a headache.
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Talked to Fp today and the upgraded oil line is actually $250, plus an 18 psi waste gate actuator for $130, were up to $1550 now for the conversion...
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^^that sucks...I would just wait for the BBK-B then...
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Originally Posted by 06MREvo
^^that sucks...I would just wait for the BBK-B then...
That's what im thinking...on a side note can the stock bottom end hold the hta green or bbk b?
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Originally Posted by EvolutinIX
Talked to Fp today and the upgraded oil line is actually $250, plus an 18 psi waste gate actuator for $130, were up to $1550 now for the conversion...
install kit if you had 8 turbo is 250. it includes all parts to install 9 style turbo on a 8 car. includes the 150 oil feed line/filter.
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Guys - the FP is cheaper apples to apples...you don't NEED to get a better WGA....You don't NEED to get a different intake...You don't NEED to get the larger compressor housing.

You should get the upgraded oil line though....And if I had a BBK I would get the FP oil line based on FPs data....
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Originally Posted by 94AWDcoupe
install kit if you had 8 turbo is 250. it includes all parts to install 9 style turbo on a 8 car. includes the 150 oil feed line/filter.
Don't need the kit just the oil feed line, but fp said now the price went up to $250 from $150. Could do without the actuator but it seems as though the compressor housing is a must. Can the stock bottom end handle this turbo?


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