FP BLACK HTZ TURBOCHARGER (WRX 01-07/STI 01-17) - TYPE 2 OIL LINE

*Note: For a perfect install, FP recommends using their 84mm Inlet. The 84mm compressor housing is slightly larger than 3" and other brands inlet hoses are not compatible with this turbo. TGV deletes are required to install the 84mm Inlet.*

Introducing the all new FP Journal Bearing Black HTZ for Subaru WRX/STI! This turbo takes the stock fitment turbocharger to it's maximum level with 71Lb a minute on tap without having to spend a fortune buying a rotated kit. The FP Black which features the 82 HTZ compressor section with a compressor wheel measurement of 59.1mm inducer and an 82mm  exducer. The turbine wheel measurement will have a 67.3mm inducer with a 58.8mm exducer. It will come with the 84mm Flow Advancement Port compressor cover that will be coupled with the Forced Performance 8cm turbine housing. Additionally, it will have the CHRA FP journal bearing and has a flow rating of 71LB per minute. (for comparison, a VF34 produces ~31LB/Min).

Please read below to determine which oil line fits your application.

We offer two different types of oil lines that will fit most WRX/STI year models (see photos above). However due to part number changes year to year and make to make we can not solidly identify which line you need. So below is a description of the lines and instructions on how to determine which one you'll need for your application. These are not made to work on anything other than Impreza WRX/STIs and we do not know if they will work on other models such as Legacy and Outbacks.

• Type 1 - This line is to be used if at the oil feed location off the back of the head only feeds the turbo. See the diagram on the right in the photos above, if you have that type of oil line you will use the Type 1 line. This was formally known as an non-AVCS line.
• Type 2 - This line is to be used if at the oil feed location off the head splits and feeds the turbo and the AVCS solenoid. See the diagram on the left in the photos above, if you have that type of oil line you will use Type 2 line. This was formally known as the AVCS Line.