trd supercharger
MY CAR 08 5SPD
MY PLANS trd supercharger, i already have greddy catback and a header...
that being said the supercharger im getting has no ecu flash or injectors, if i plan on running 9.5psi pully what size injectors and whats the most cost effective piggyback to get.. i want a dependable daily driver and the emphasis is not on max power output but rather affordability..
thanks in adavance!!!
MY PLANS trd supercharger, i already have greddy catback and a header...
that being said the supercharger im getting has no ecu flash or injectors, if i plan on running 9.5psi pully what size injectors and whats the most cost effective piggyback to get.. i want a dependable daily driver and the emphasis is not on max power output but rather affordability..
thanks in adavance!!!
I'd recommend 700cc injectors and a walbro 255 pump.
You will also need some form of engine management as well.
http://www.dezod.com/pd_deatsch_werks.cfm
http://www.dezod.com/pd_dezod_motorsports_walbro.cfm
You will also need some form of engine management as well.
http://www.dezod.com/pd_deatsch_werks.cfm
http://www.dezod.com/pd_dezod_motorsports_walbro.cfm
why 700 cc? the stock supercharger injectors are smaller than 440 right? he just wants daily driver with some fun.
sounds like you'll just need a piggyback ecu for tuning and some decent injectors. a fuel pump and giant injectors seem unnecessary with only 9.5 psi.
sounds like you'll just need a piggyback ecu for tuning and some decent injectors. a fuel pump and giant injectors seem unnecessary with only 9.5 psi.
haha well, i mean when i was i/h/e/spipe I really considered the supercharger. But after reading howmany issues people had with them i really didnt wanna put up with that. cost vs power imo wasnt worth it. Now im turbo and its fantastic!!! You could buy a turbo kit and just run lower boost on it and it could be very reliable.
ps: paul see you sat. for my tune ;)
ps: paul see you sat. for my tune ;)
Last edited by SquallLHeart; Jun 22, 2010 at 12:37 AM.
yeah 05-06 are the 410 cc and the the 07-09 are the 440's, if they are stable enough to run on 90% the 9.5 pulleys sets ups with the reflash... the trd inkectors and a fic will do just fine
thats what i was gonna do but i ended up boosting so i sold everything
Last edited by game-over; Jun 16, 2010 at 12:55 AM.
I'd recommend 700cc injectors and a walbro 255 pump.
You will also need some form of engine management as well.
http://www.dezod.com/pd_deatsch_werks.cfm
http://www.dezod.com/pd_dezod_motorsports_walbro.cfm
You will also need some form of engine management as well.
http://www.dezod.com/pd_deatsch_werks.cfm
http://www.dezod.com/pd_dezod_motorsports_walbro.cfm
haha well, i mean when i was i/h/e/spipe I really considered the supercharger. But after reading howmany issues people had with them i really didnt wanna put up with that. cost vs power imo wasnt worth it. Now im turbo and its fantastic!!! You could buy a turbo kit and just run lower boost on it and it could be very reliable.
Superchargers suck!.........go turbo.......lol j/k......the only advice I have for going turbo or SC is: don't boost on a budget, is good to have some money saved up just in case........
The 550cc injectors were not enough fuel delivery when running 9+ PSI on the TRD S/C. The reason being is that you do not have many ways on this setup of keeping charge temps down, which only leaves you with a hand-full of options...
1) Add some form of intercooling
2) Run a higher quality fuel with more detonation threshold
3) Run conservative timing with a richer AFR on a pump fuel (ie. 93)
I noticed that the duty cycles from AFRs we had to run on a 550 injector where rather high, which if you are planning to expand any more with a larger pulley or do not want to run a REALLY high duty cycle, then a 700 is an awesome choice.
Yes, and I am glad you asked about this.
The 550cc injectors were not enough fuel delivery when running 9+ PSI on the TRD S/C. The reason being is that you do not have many ways on this setup of keeping charge temps down, which only leaves you with a hand-full of options...
1) Add some form of intercooling
2) Run a higher quality fuel with more detonation threshold
3) Run conservative timing with a richer AFR on a pump fuel (ie. 93)
I noticed that the duty cycles from AFRs we had to run on a 550 injector where rather high, which if you are planning to expand any more with a larger pulley or do not want to run a REALLY high duty cycle, then a 700 is an awesome choice.
The 550cc injectors were not enough fuel delivery when running 9+ PSI on the TRD S/C. The reason being is that you do not have many ways on this setup of keeping charge temps down, which only leaves you with a hand-full of options...
1) Add some form of intercooling
2) Run a higher quality fuel with more detonation threshold
3) Run conservative timing with a richer AFR on a pump fuel (ie. 93)
I noticed that the duty cycles from AFRs we had to run on a 550 injector where rather high, which if you are planning to expand any more with a larger pulley or do not want to run a REALLY high duty cycle, then a 700 is an awesome choice.
Yes you can. 99% of the people with that same set up are on tge reflash.
Really no need to do any fueling upgrades for 200-220 whp.
My boy just bought a fic for his set up. But he also has all 4 nst pulleys, 007 bpv, wr s/c intake. And he wants to tune it so it doesn't run lean.
If you want a real answer about a product.
Give mike a call at nst. I'm sure they know their products.
Really no need to do any fueling upgrades for 200-220 whp.
My boy just bought a fic for his set up. But he also has all 4 nst pulleys, 007 bpv, wr s/c intake. And he wants to tune it so it doesn't run lean.
If you want a real answer about a product.
Give mike a call at nst. I'm sure they know their products.





