TRD tC SuperCharger latest news
#121
1. think about what your saying first,( 320 crank hp-420 crank hp) what no the thing will have 260 or 280 crank , 220- 240 wheel that would be nice, also if you look at the pic's of the kit it has new injectors and it will have an ecu update, take a look at the 7 injector kit for the tacoma, stop ranting and pay attention.
#122
Originally Posted by nairod
I forgot to add a few things. It will depending on the set-up run between $3-4000. Also the unbeleivable SC system will be 100% covered by Toyota for 5 years/60,000 miles. It will be a maintenance free SC that maintains itself. It's lubrication system uses pre filtered engine oil that is injected directly onto the drive gears to keep the system running smooth and cause less friction even at very high temps. It's going to be a centrifugal system that was redesigned to look like a turbo. The housing and internal impellers are shaped like a turbo but without the lag because it's belt driven. It will come complete with a bypass valve, new high performance spark plugs and upgraded fuel management lines. Also an enhanced intake. The SC will be specifically tuned to max out tC performance. Mixing compressed air with additional fuel when needed to maximize power output. I hope to have the pics up soon.
Of course, centrifugal does allow for flexible mounting and will allow you to plumb in an intercooler (which they seem to have planned with their staged upgrades).
-Justin
#123
Originally Posted by justinb
Originally Posted by nairod
I forgot to add a few things. It will depending on the set-up run between $3-4000. Also the unbeleivable SC system will be 100% covered by Toyota for 5 years/60,000 miles. It will be a maintenance free SC that maintains itself. It's lubrication system uses pre filtered engine oil that is injected directly onto the drive gears to keep the system running smooth and cause less friction even at very high temps. It's going to be a centrifugal system that was redesigned to look like a turbo. The housing and internal impellers are shaped like a turbo but without the lag because it's belt driven. It will come complete with a bypass valve, new high performance spark plugs and upgraded fuel management lines. Also an enhanced intake. The SC will be specifically tuned to max out tC performance. Mixing compressed air with additional fuel when needed to maximize power output. I hope to have the pics up soon.
Of course, centrifugal does allow for flexible mounting and will allow you to plumb in an intercooler (which they seem to have planned with their staged upgrades).
-Justin
#124
Originally Posted by Otocan
I'm sorry but 100-200HP out of a supercharger IS BS - period. they're parasitic loss generators, that would mean the 160HP engine would run at say 260 crank HP, with about 20% parasitic loss which would be almost 320 crank HP - at 200hp increase it would be running true at OVER 420 HORSEPOWER - that is impossible on stock internals. Scionspeed was reaching the limit on the stock internals at 300, there is no way on this planet TRD is doing that, everything I've heard is that they are PUSHING to get 220 out of the engine unless you completely scrap the fuel management system which would be pointless. The odds are, 200 WHEEL horsepower OR 220 CRANK horsepower, and if you're lucky, 220 WHEEL horsepower but one way or another TRD is taking the extra time on the blower because they want more power out of it but are running into problems on the stock engine fuel management system. They want to beat the new cars with this system (ion redline, cobalt SS, mini cooper S, TSX type-S, and try to compete with the SRT-4)
again, this is all rumor and speculation and minor hidden truths passed around, but 100-200 crank HP under warranty is impossible. This is a camry engine, not a 2JZ
again, this is all rumor and speculation and minor hidden truths passed around, but 100-200 crank HP under warranty is impossible. This is a camry engine, not a 2JZ
160 HP (stock) + 100 HP (increased) = 260 HP at the crank.
And you're using 20% drivetrain loss, 260 HP *0.8 = 208 wHP.
So, question is, how did you come up with 320 crank HP?
Furthermore, if SC provides 200HP (quite a large number, but let say it's plausible at this point)
160 HP (stock) + 200 HP (increased) = 360 HP at the crank.
And you're using 20% drivetrain loss, 360 HP *0.8 = 288 wHP.
So, question is, how did you come up with 420 HP?
Before you call the whole thing BS, do your math!
#126
with it being a vortec supercharger i think the gains we will see will looke like these
http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/...9-00civic.html
and these are the prices we should expect maybe a little more (but probly alot more) since its from a dealer
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...16&prmenbr=361
and for lazy peaple who dont want to click on links here are the prices
Acura/Honda
933-4HC218-010SQ Honda Civic Si 1.6L 1999-00, V-5 SQ G-Trim | Dyno Chart | More Details $3199.99
933-4HC218-020SQ Honda Civic Si 1.6L 1999-00, V-5 SQ G-Trim with Cooler | Dyno Chart | View Product | More Details $4319.99
933-4HC218-028SQ Honda Civic Si 1.6L 1999-00, Polished V-5 SQ G-Trim with Cooler | Dyno Chart | More Details $4502.99
933-4HS218-010SQ Honda S2000 2000-02, V-2 SQ SC-Trim with Cooler | Dyno Chart | More Details $4787.99
933-4HS218-018SQ Honda S2000 2000-02, Polished V-2 SQ SC-Trim with Cooler | Dyno Chart | More Details $5029.99
and here are the gains
Supercharging System with V-5 SQ G-Trim for 1999-2000 1.6 Civic Si
Supercharging System with V-5 SQ G-Trim & Maxflow Charge Cooler for 1999-2000 1.6 Civic Si
http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/...9-00civic.html
and these are the prices we should expect maybe a little more (but probly alot more) since its from a dealer
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...16&prmenbr=361
and for lazy peaple who dont want to click on links here are the prices
Acura/Honda
933-4HC218-010SQ Honda Civic Si 1.6L 1999-00, V-5 SQ G-Trim | Dyno Chart | More Details $3199.99
933-4HC218-020SQ Honda Civic Si 1.6L 1999-00, V-5 SQ G-Trim with Cooler | Dyno Chart | View Product | More Details $4319.99
933-4HC218-028SQ Honda Civic Si 1.6L 1999-00, Polished V-5 SQ G-Trim with Cooler | Dyno Chart | More Details $4502.99
933-4HS218-010SQ Honda S2000 2000-02, V-2 SQ SC-Trim with Cooler | Dyno Chart | More Details $4787.99
933-4HS218-018SQ Honda S2000 2000-02, Polished V-2 SQ SC-Trim with Cooler | Dyno Chart | More Details $5029.99
and here are the gains
Supercharging System with V-5 SQ G-Trim for 1999-2000 1.6 Civic Si
Supercharging System with V-5 SQ G-Trim & Maxflow Charge Cooler for 1999-2000 1.6 Civic Si
#127
I would think the TC would show bigger gains, it is a bigger engine with a lower CR to start with. The B16 Honda engine has a short rod and a much smaller exhaust too. I sure it will be be dumbed down for TRD (make it supper safe) but I think there will be version with some big power.
Oh and the open deck desgn is not an issue till you make big $$$. I've seen far more blown pistons then crack blocks on Honda racers both before and after all these block stabalizer plates.
I expect great things from the TC, just because of the large stroke. Oh yes I've had several turbo charge engines including B18C (Integra GSR).
As I've said a stock TC puts out MORE torque to the wheels then a Jackson racing supercharged Civic with a 2.0 K20 engine! 147 vs 143 ft-lbs.
Oh and the open deck desgn is not an issue till you make big $$$. I've seen far more blown pistons then crack blocks on Honda racers both before and after all these block stabalizer plates.
I expect great things from the TC, just because of the large stroke. Oh yes I've had several turbo charge engines including B18C (Integra GSR).
As I've said a stock TC puts out MORE torque to the wheels then a Jackson racing supercharged Civic with a 2.0 K20 engine! 147 vs 143 ft-lbs.
#128
Originally Posted by sportmaned
But after you change some of that stuff and something goes wrong will warranty cover that? if not why not go with a killer turbo kit for 4k?
#130
For one no high tech low friction engine and tranny is going to have anywhere near 20% drivetrain loss. Try close to 13-15% max. Oil's alone can run a 2% savings. And 2nd, yes the thing might be parasitic, but it doesn't matter because it compensates for it. The whole turbo better then SC, and vs versa is BS. They both have there own applications and are both highly used on the drag strip. SC are good on the street where minimum lag and typically low low rpms (less then 3k)is requested. Turbos are nice on the track since you have your foot to the ground 90% of the time anyways with RPM high... there is no lag on the track with a good turbo.
#131
Originally Posted by Harman
Originally Posted by Otocan
I'm sorry but 100-200HP out of a supercharger IS BS - period. they're parasitic loss generators, that would mean the 160HP engine would run at say 260 crank HP, with about 20% parasitic loss which would be almost 320 crank HP - at 200hp increase it would be running true at OVER 420 HORSEPOWER - that is impossible on stock internals. Scionspeed was reaching the limit on the stock internals at 300, there is no way on this planet TRD is doing that, everything I've heard is that they are PUSHING to get 220 out of the engine unless you completely scrap the fuel management system which would be pointless. The odds are, 200 WHEEL horsepower OR 220 CRANK horsepower, and if you're lucky, 220 WHEEL horsepower but one way or another TRD is taking the extra time on the blower because they want more power out of it but are running into problems on the stock engine fuel management system. They want to beat the new cars with this system (ion redline, cobalt SS, mini cooper S, TSX type-S, and try to compete with the SRT-4)
again, this is all rumor and speculation and minor hidden truths passed around, but 100-200 crank HP under warranty is impossible. This is a camry engine, not a 2JZ
again, this is all rumor and speculation and minor hidden truths passed around, but 100-200 crank HP under warranty is impossible. This is a camry engine, not a 2JZ
160 HP (stock) + 100 HP (increased) = 260 HP at the crank.
And you're using 20% drivetrain loss, 260 HP *0.8 = 208 wHP.
So, question is, how did you come up with 320 crank HP?
Furthermore, if SC provides 200HP (quite a large number, but let say it's plausible at this point)
160 HP (stock) + 200 HP (increased) = 360 HP at the crank.
And you're using 20% drivetrain loss, 360 HP *0.8 = 288 wHP.
So, question is, how did you come up with 420 HP?
Before you call the whole thing BS, do your math!
I don't exactly know the percentage the blower is stealing, but 20% is a rough and probably somewhat accurate statement, everything else is right on the money with drivetrain loss being 13-15% (even though I never even mentioned drivetrain loss, I was showing you what that surreal 100-200hp increase would do to your engine)
#132
Has there been any mention of two seperate kits for automatic and manual? I have a manual but was just wondering if trd is going to detune the supercharger to have less strain on the weaker automatic transmission.
#137
parts guy told me.......
i dont know if anyone heard this either .....but the guy at the parts dept over by me said that when it does in fact come out ....they will be putting them on cars that are bought with them directly 1st and shipping the ones for people that already have a tc 2nd.....sooo we may be looking at some serious back order problems....all assuming of course that its a good deal (i.e. 3-4k for 100hp) and everyone wants to buy one.....i wanna start droppin money on so i can reserve it soon but only if its gonna be worth it and until we get some actual numbers!@!!!@#$#$!@!$#$!#$!!!!!!
#138
i just hope it comes out im tired of waiting, no more aem intake i put the money to the supercharger i think im the only one that has a down payment on it because i payed for the intake back in june, so i am the first in line at rsm scion (no they are not taking down payments part # not released)
#139
just got off the phone with trdusa. the sales rep told me that they are pushing back the release to may now! geez can they ever realease anything on time. still no price est either. lets just hope that they dont turn this into the same deal they did with the celica supercharger. first they said it would be out in 2001 finally it comes out it in 2004 and to top it all off it only comes out for the gt not the gt-s. now that its out for the celica, the car will be discontinued for 2006 and beyond. what a bunch of crap. thank god i am trading that car in for the scion tc. that is why i am hoping they dont turn this into a celica deal. please let the sc come out soonnnnnnn!!
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