Thinking about getting a new turbo
Thinking about getting a new turbo
Hey guys, i was thinking about picking up a fp hta68 turbo for my 2007 legacy gt as it bolts up directly to where the stock one goes with out major adjustments. and its a decent price. I wanted to know if any one has used or is using this turbo and how you like it and what kind of gains to expect from it. Also open to other suggestions for turbos if any one knows any that are direct bolt on with out any major modifications. O n last thing this might be a newb question, but what does it mean when buying the turbo they give u the option to get it ported? and if its better than not having it ported.
Thanks you guys lmk
Thanks you guys lmk
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HTA 68 is a Great Mid-Range Turbo.
I was running a HTA 68 when my car was on the Dyno.
I like it, but I don't love it.
What are your power goals?
Ported is having the housing bored out alittle. It's better for airflow. It's better to have it of course, but you don't need it? If you have the money go for it!
I was running a HTA 68 when my car was on the Dyno.
I like it, but I don't love it.
What are your power goals?
Ported is having the housing bored out alittle. It's better for airflow. It's better to have it of course, but you don't need it? If you have the money go for it!
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That sucks. My amateur recommendation is a stock location ewg ATP 3076 with a big top mount to reduce fmic lag, at least 750cc injectors, a 3" samco turbo inlet, and a decent air intake. The ATP 3076 has an optional integrated external wastegate setup. Check it out.
I have a plain Jane FP Green turbo on my 05 LGT.
Pretty happy with it for what it does. The HTA should be much better! Good luck!
You should also check out this site for dedicated LGT owners:
www.legacygt.com for much more detailed info on your car and mods.
Pretty happy with it for what it does. The HTA should be much better! Good luck!
You should also check out this site for dedicated LGT owners:
www.legacygt.com for much more detailed info on your car and mods.
Last edited by simontempler; Aug 6, 2010 at 11:29 AM.
Here's a price list for 20g from blouch.
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1994491
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1994491
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I don't know why no one buys any of the dodge diesel turbos. Really cheap, flows very nice, push good numbers and are easy to find.
cause alot of people dont want to do a custom up pipe or exaust setup. obviously he is looking at a hta68 so he probably wants a stock location turbo. not a rotated setup 
but i myself am thinking about a borg s256

but i myself am thinking about a borg s256
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my turbo in my leggy may be going I need to replace mine too. But I need to re-tune, get injectors, fuel pump, and larger cooler if I do that. then gotta find a suby expert to do the install....maybe its time to get a new suby


