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TRD SC compared to a Procharger

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by Moneypit82, Jun 27, 2022.

  1. Jun 27, 2022 at 6:23 PM
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    Moneypit82

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    Wasssup, does anyone have dyno results for a Procharger without any other major modifications and a custom tune on the 4.0? I've ran a TRD for some years with mods, but read the Procharger can get up to 380 whp, just putting my feelers out there if it would be worth the change.
     
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    You should ask your questions in the link above.
    There are guys in that thread that have either the TRD SC or Procharger.

    If you have an Automatic you might want to look into the max TQ it can handle.
    I believe there was a guy here putting down a little over 400tq to the wheels, and last I heard he was looking for a builder as his trans couldn’t handle it. The the auto transmission is said to be good to about 400tq motor.
     
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    I think if you already have the TRD SC it’s probably better to just improve apon what’s there already
    If starting from scratch I think the pro charger is the obvious winner since it comes with the 380whp right out of the box as opposed to the 300hp crank (if I remember correctly) from the TRD SC
     
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    TnShooter, I appreciate the advice , I'm not sure if I had already replied... But I did hit the link.. Oreo Cat I'm leaning the same way,, I still got my TRD,, just on the fence to either reinstall or sale it , to go towards the Pro
     
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    Why not run both? :D
     
  7. Sep 19, 2022 at 10:46 AM
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    Lol right
     
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    Were you by any chance running the 2.85 pulley? Might give you the extra pep you seek without breaking the bank.
     
  9. Sep 19, 2022 at 1:36 PM
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    I had the URD Stealth pulley, Walbro fuel pump with the URD headers, and an HP tune on the TRD, I'm in the process of doing a rebuild... Wondering the results of the Procharger with a tune would get me
     
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    350-370whp would be where I'd expect a ProCharger to be with a decent flowing exhaust.
     
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    I was hoping it would be towards those numbers, thanks,, prob pull the trigger here soon
     

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