2024 Turbo manufacture and model

Anyone know who makes the 2024 Tacoma’s turbo and what model is it?

 

I thought it was a in-house build and design? I could be wrong?

 

Mfgr: Flowing Tears
Model: EKTAB (Everyone Knows Turbos Are Bad) version alpha .01

 

Upcoming model: EKNTBTFY (Everyone Knows Not To Buy The First Year) version beta 1.1. Since the previous model blew up emitting a thermonuclear cloud after only 10K miles.

 

A turbo opens up potentials that the Tacoma never had before. A turbo back exhaust and tune can significantly increase the power of the Tacoma at a fraction of the price of other power adders. It all depends on how much boost the block can handle. If you think a turbo is a not good. Then you are really being short sighted.

 

I’m excited to see someone throw a 2024 Taco on the dyno and see how much power there is in the stock turbo setup.

 

Torques is the key.

 

The truck definitely feels fast to respond even before turbo kicks in, I haven't towed nothing yet but response wise the transmission is def smoother. I still like my V6 but this is not as bad as I thought it would be.

 

It’s manufactured by “Toyota industries” a separate division of Toyota.

 

Someone did it a few months ago
https://youtu.be/6Dtk-a6UNY8?si=qFKEwCTh8_9Holb-

 

Thanks for posting.

 

Leave it the f'k alone.....

 

I saw that one. Some pretty good stock numbers. I hope Cobb tuning will give us a Accessport for the Tacoma.

 

I’m not really understanding your comment. Maybe you could explain your point as to why to leave it the “F” alone.

 

He’s saying leave the turbocharger alone and don’t modify the engine or the tuning of it (I think)

 

You won't...
youre young, with age comes wisdom...
Its a truck, its plenty quick...
No reason to tax the powertrain with a tune or a waste gate to increase boost, or replace turbo, etc....
You really need more horse power / torque to offroad & climb rocks?
Ive seen lots of bad things happen to engines when people start playing with tunes, & mods when air / fuel ratios & pressures are changed....
costly mistake...
Been in plenty of lawsuits as a tech, consumer against the manufacturer, consumer lost....
they "needing more power" cost them an engine, time & time again....

Today a skilled tech, FSE, can determine if a tune was installed & then removed prior to taking it in for warranty repairs...
Ive been directly involved in this many times....

If you have a serious engine failure & truck visually modified or not, first thing we do is pull codes & then look for tell take signs of pcm tapering through the data / pics that are available to us....
Clearing stuff doesnt help your situation & some data is still there...

Im not trying to preach as some people on this forum think suspension mods & adding a muffler will also void your engine warranty.....

 

Seems like Toyota was real conservative with the ratings. Putting rated power to the wheels is pretty surprising.

 

Stop liking things that I don’t like!

 

ok.....
I made my point....