http://www.trdsparks.com/

^^ Get it from there ... 1850$ until the end of the year, that is if you decide to do it.

I am under a similar predicament, I want a bit more power, but I still want a loyal car for more then 75k miles

 

you can't get a extended warranty with the supercharger on your car. If the supercharger is stock/ unmodified and it fail some how and if the Dealership Techs think you abused/misuse the supercharger some how they have the right to void the warranty.

 

not true, the dealship has the burden to PROVE not think it was your fault for the problem. It they cant prove it they have to fix the problem through the guidlines on the warranty.

 

If you actually read the Magnusson-Moss Warranty Act, you'll notice that it states something to the effect of 'the warrantor may not exclude or limit consequential damages for a breach of any written or implied warranty on the product, unless the exclusion or limitation conspicuously appears on the face of the warranty'.

If the written warranty explicitly states that performing certain modifications will void the warranty, then there is nothing that can be done since it follows the guidelines of the Mangusson-Moss Warranty Act. TRD includes a statement with every supercharger that states what some of those modifications are, such as modifying the intake system or changing the bypass valve.

 

im still debating witch route to go also,seems like alot of people are still having problems with the trd sc,even the new kits.