OVTune 3.5L Tacoma Supercharger and Twin Turbo Systems

On a serious note, how do you choose which one you want. I came from a 4 cyl taco before my 3.5 and I have zero extended experience with power and turbos... Everything in my body screams the most powerful, but I do have to drive it everyday...

 

I just placed my order, can't wait
Edit: order #3143

 

Bought. Order number 3142 hahaha jokes on me though unfortunately. Mat please cancel the order...

 

x2 I'm praying for that day too. Even though we have the superchargers available to us.....a set of snails just sounds better

 

Duh

 

Personally I only want the base option. I've gone the wild route before and it got old fast

 

Possibly, but he has also given us nearly all the info posted on the webpage.

 

Photos before it gets deleted. Yes i was taunting Magnuson. Lol

 

I think it reads BHP not WHP?

 

Where are you getting 650whp?

 

Oops

 

Put your beer down and step away from computer

 

Old how? I really haven't a clue.

 

Those are the power levels those turbos are capable of making not necessarily what the engine will make. I'm sure it will make over 800 but not for very long

 

From e92 m3 days, a vt650 kit would generally net 550-560whp.. still a lot, but cmon

 

Yeah I’d get the base with the smallest amount of boost. It will still be a rocket ship

 

I have no desire to TT my truck.

I do have a desire to see someone else do it to their truck though.

 

Very much most likely this.

Just because the turbo will flow enough air to produce it doesn't mean the motor will enjoy it, or that it would even necessarily be possible without other upgrades.

We all need to wait for 9/15.

 

Eventually was more of a chore to drive the damn car. I want boost, but i want this to turn into more of a great version of the f150 ecoboost, rather than a racetruck

'07 MS3, built bottom end, gtx3076r, 33% e85, targeting 29psi

 

Fantastic point. Many of the guys/gals here new to turbo vehicles will likely try to buy the kit that makes as much power as they can afford, while assuming that the truck will drive the same way no matter what direction they go. This is not usually true at all.