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Old Oct 7, 2005 | 02:43 PM
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Default TRD S/C is not available!!!

I dont know why people keep talking about this all the time and start new rumors on the forums. As of right now the TRD Supercharger is not available for order in the Toyota Parts ordering system! Its not there and I gaurantee that to be a fact. Anyone who wants to say otherwise please provide me with a part # and I will take it to my parts manager to verify.

I will check with Parts Dept. again on Monday to check on the rumored Oct. 10th release date. I wouldnt get too hopeful though. Its not going to be available then either...

...Im sure you all hate me now and are gonna light me up like a dry christmas tree with faulty lights. Sorry.
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 02:47 PM
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Nobody I know of stated it was "out", just that the price information was release, and it is set for a October release. But the scion things I've seen say Quarter 4 release. trdsparks released the price at $2950 and a pdf of the install instructions. Other than that there is nothing else major besides knowing its "coming" still...
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by piercedlip81
Nobody I know of stated it was "out", just that the price information was release, and it is set for a October release. But the scion things I've seen say Quarter 4 release. trdsparks released the price at $2950 and a pdf of the install instructions. Other than that there is nothing else major besides knowing its "coming" still...
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Old Oct 7, 2005 | 03:43 PM
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Well according to the install instructions pulled from TRD Sparks, the part number is PTR01-21050-90.
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by jmiller20874
Well according to the install instructions pulled from TRD Sparks, the part number is PTR01-21050-90.

Old Oct 7, 2005 | 04:23 PM
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It appears in the System...but there are none in stock in the US...so it's coming...just not yet..LOL...
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 05:05 PM
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I'm going to be the first to say it, and say it nicely... I don't care anymore... its not worth it..
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 05:06 PM
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exactly, there are 1500 s/c sitting in boxes waiting to be shipped out once they receive the carb label...they have passed carb standards, now they are just waiting for the labels which should be any day now. The s/c Is going to be out within the next month or so...maybe begining of November worst case scenario
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by -Keith-
Originally Posted by jmiller20874
Well according to the install instructions pulled from TRD Sparks, the part number is PTR01-21050-90.

Guess I missed why this is funny

Did I say it was out, NO. Did I imply anything besides just answering a question, NO.

The OP asked about a part number and I provided it.
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 06:06 PM
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I think he was thought it was funny cause the guy said that there is no part number then you came out w/ a part number to correct him...dont worry...hes on your side..I think
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 06:08 PM
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If so, then I'll apologize.
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 06:22 PM
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I don't care anymore either. Toyota has jerked us around long enough. I'm just going to go with a turbo, and void my warranty.
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 06:28 PM
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Dude, you're not even old enough to drive.
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 06:35 PM
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I'm 22. I just finished up my B.S. in engineering.
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Fix your profile then.
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 06:52 PM
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am i mistaken or wouldn't the addition of a S/C (or a turbo for that matter) require one to use 93 octane gas? i dont know about any of you.. but i'm now broke, have no money for the S/C, can't refinance my car cuz my credit union dicked me over, and i know for a fact that i can't afford to pay for 93 octane gas at this point (it's averaging $3.50 here right now.. but i'm certain it'll be nearly 4 by december if analysts are correct)...and not to mention gas mileage would go down with the addition of a Supercharger or turbo? just a thought. correct me if i'm wrong i don't know a ton about these things but that's the impression i've been given.
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Originally Posted by smash
am i mistaken or wouldn't the addition of a S/C (or a turbo for that matter) require one to use 93 octane gas? i dont know about any of you.. but i'm now broke, have no money for the S/C, can't refinance my car cuz my credit union dicked me over, and i know for a fact that i can't afford to pay for 93 octane gas at this point (it's averaging $3.50 here right now.. but i'm certain it'll be nearly 4 by december if analysts are correct)...and not to mention gas mileage would go down with the addition of a Supercharger or turbo? just a thought. correct me if i'm wrong i don't know a ton about these things but that's the impression i've been given.
Well you should always use 93 with F/I.

Can't afford supere huh well did you realize that the higher the octane the better it will burn & the cleaner it will burn. This in turn will give you better MPG. I tried to run regular in my car once and it ran like $hit and got horrible gas mileage. Anyway my point is you are better off spending .20 cents more a gallon becasue your car will run better, cleaner, & more efficient. What's it going ot cost you? an extra $3 everytime you fill up. Thats nothing compared to the benefits. SO in effect you're still spending the same ammount.
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Anything you put over 87 octane in a non-FI tC is money wasted. You should have just lit the dollar bills on fire, and made use of the light.
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Originally Posted by jboogz
Can't afford supere huh well did you realize that the higher the octane the better it will burn & the cleaner it will burn. This in turn will give you better MPG. I tried to run regular in my car once and it ran like $hit and got horrible gas mileage. Anyway my point is you are better off spending .20 cents more a gallon becasue your car will run better, cleaner, & more efficient. What's it going ot cost you? an extra $3 everytime you fill up. Thats nothing compared to the benefits. SO in effect you're still spending the same ammount.


Here we go again....
Old Oct 7, 2005 | 07:28 PM
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they are available and shipping, our distribution center has 20 on hand, we have one on the way with a delivery date of 10-11-05



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