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Old Dec 8, 2011, 11:10 PM
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PTE 6766 vs FP3794 HTA
Guys, anyone has owner any of these, any reviews so far.
Reviews so far for the PTE676cc is by STM and FP3794 is by AWD , both supporting their vendors, anyone else tested them ?

PTE6766 vs 6765 by STM


Precision's latest Turbo, the 6766 is finally here. STM has tested this turbo in the "Ricer" Evo VIII for the 2011 race season before we even knew what the turbo was to be called! We replaced our previous 6765 from 2010 and with this new turbo we would have expected a loss in spool, but quite the contrary, it spools faster with a significant gain in power. So far we have topped the charts out at 846 HP on our Mustang dyno with 1/4 mile trap speeds of 167 mph... and that's the number that matters!
then now the FP3794


The FP HTA™ GT3794R turbocharger is the next step beyond the FP HTA™ GT3586R in power production within the GT35R footprint. It combines the greater turbine flow found in the GT37 with the 90lb/min flow rating of the 94mm HTA™ compressor
Diffrence in Compressor wheel sizes
PTE is 67mm Inducer , 87 Exducer , Turbine Inducer 74mm, Exducer 66mm
FP is 67.5mm Inducer , 94mm Exducer , Turbine Inducer 72mm Exducer 65mm

Both Links :
http://store.forcedperformance.net/m..._Code=Turbo-FP

http://www.streettunedmotorsports.co...6766_turbo.htm

PTE vs FP in highboost forums


Any others users running either one of them ?
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wouldnt mind kowing if either of these be tested agianst eachother, im kinda torn between the two
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Awaiting results i love threads like this.
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I wont throw a precision on but I can answer (and have posted a bunch) to how the 3794 works on our cars. The 6766 is new enough I think there are only a handful of people with them on their cars right now. I know of one that went 151.
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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
The 6766 is new enough I think there are only a handful of people with them on their cars right now. I know of one that went 151.
You mean Pat from FFtec? I think his car has more in it.

846AWHP on a Mustang
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854AWHP on a Dynojet
I'd pick 846AWHP on a Mustang any day. Plus the 6766 made more torque with better spoolup.
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We have sold a few 6766 kits now, i'm sure dyno numbers will be posted soon. I'm in for details.

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Originally Posted by Dave W.
You mean Pat from FFtec? I think his car has more in it.

846AWHP on a Mustang
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854AWHP on a Dynojet
I'd pick 846AWHP on a Mustang any day. Plus the 6766 made more torque with better spoolup.
If its a proper reading Mustang I would agree. From my understanding Pat's car is at 715whp or so right now.

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Is there any way to get the PTE 66mm turbine wheel to work with any of the HTA 35r/37r turbos???
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Originally Posted by S13 Curtis
Is there any way to get the PTE 66mm turbine wheel to work with any of the HTA 35r/37r turbos???
if asked that too. i think the HTA 86 comp wheel with PTE 66MM turbine wheel would be a nice match.
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Yes, FP will upgrade a Precision Turbo to an FP Compressor wheel. Back in the day I had a customer with a PT61 get upgraded to an HTA86.

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Originally Posted by ETS Michael
Yes, FP will upgrade a Precision Turbo to an FP Compressor wheel. Back in the day I had a customer with a PT61 get upgraded to an HTA86.

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so if we buy a 6266 and send it to FP they will put a HTA86 comp wheel on it?
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We at Mellon Racing will be testing the 6766 soon , so stay tuned
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Originally Posted by ETS Michael
Yes, FP will upgrade a Precision Turbo to an FP Compressor wheel. Back in the day I had a customer with a PT61 get upgraded to an HTA86.

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Other way around lol. We would like to have our HTA86 get an upgraded turbine wheel (66mm CEA)
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I guess if you already have the turbo it may not work, I doubt precision would do the upgrade. I know FP will do the upgrade. So if you have a precision you may be in luck!

Best to call FP and see what they say.

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