OVTune 3.5L Tacoma Supercharger and Twin Turbo Systems

It's estimated to cost between $500 million and $2 Billion dollars in the US. We should get rid of it.

 

When should we expect tunes?

 

you can respond to your ticket with the instructions and send your ECU ID, we will be asking people via ticket as well.

 

I’ll be 40 in a few weeks and have hated daylight savings time since I began working for a living years ago. Whoever thought it was a good idea needs to convince me a good reason for it.

 

daylight savings makes gives me more time in the garage though in the afternoon vs being outside enjoying the day.

so perfect for an install

 

Thanks!

 

Is anyone else planning on using a vacuum/ boost manifold? If so, which one are you going with. I bought a cheap Amazon one and the inlet and outlet turned out not to be npt threads so I can't find a hose barb fitting in 1/2 inch that will fit it.

 

Package has landed at work. Going to free up some time and do an inventory check.

 

I’d really be interested in reading about the assumptions that go into that estimate. Do you have any good references? I’m sure there are many hidden costs that I haven’t considered.

 

Most of the problems that i've seen have to do with the sleep adjustment. The problem seems to be worse in the spring shift when we loose an hour. I tried to find some academic articles instead of just random stuff on the internet. The first two are from very reputable journals "Plos one" and the "New England Journal of Medicine". The last one about the car accidents was from a university of Business. I can't vouch for them.

1. 5.7% increase in workplace injury https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/cgi/...psredir=1&article=4209&context=lkcsb_research
   
2. 10% Increase cardiovascular problems e.g. heart attack. https://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1007927
3. 8% increase in car accidents: http://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/epide...nicationCommunication/nejm199604043341416.pdf

 

Mopar or no car baby wooo.

 

A Fiat? [Rolling laughing emoji indeed.]

One of the big car magazines recently had a "top 10 fastest depreciating cars" article that predicted the Charger loses 40% equity in the first year.

That'd mean $1,500 a month for a Scat pack. Perhaps the marketing guys intentionally used that pun?

 

No one buys a muscle car to hold value bud.

 

this isn't what this originally said.

 

True. You got to pay to play. No one goes out and buys hellcats or lambos thinking “wow this is going to hold value”.

 

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/24/rea...5-a-day-in-profit-on-koenigsegg-supercar.html

 

Apples and oranges. Thats a super car. None of us can afford that or we wouldn't be in the tacomaworld forum. My statement still stands to.

 

We should stop before the forum police come. I could argue this for days lol

 

you said lambo, which doesn’t belong in the same category as a purpose built hellcat. I do agree though, if I could afford that car I wouldn’t be talking with strangers on the internet.

You changed your original comments stating chargers didn’t depreciate quickly. I too edit my comments when wrong.

Good day

 

@OVTune I’ve checked spam/junk. I’m in no rush as it will be a little while before install, but can you shoot me the instructions to go over.

thanks.