TRD supercharger

I used rubber hose. when i get home i can tell the size.....i dont remember off hand. i can probably just mail the rest of what I got.

 

I picked up a supercharged Tacoma. I plan to do the 2.8 pulley down the road but picked up an AEM intake with pro dry s and jba ceramic headers. Planning to delete all the cats. Will the better breathing help? Besides the smaller pulley that's as far as I plan to go with performance. Will I need to do fuel pump?

 

Thank you Juan

 

No problem....7/32 black rubber vacuum hose. What I have left is a crap shoot whether or not will be enough for you so your better off just going to pick some up at the auto parts store. It's cheap so not to worry.

 

Thanks again for checking, did you use hose clamps or is it just a nice tight fit?

 

Nice tight fit on the nipple of the s/c. I used a clamp on my nipple of my boost gauge but I totally didn't have to.....now lookingb ack, I have no idea why I did.

 

congrats on the purchase. fuel pump is not required but recommended. Do you have an air fuel ratio gauge?

 

No I do not

 

You might find this useful:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/urd-2-85-stealth-supercharger-pulley-install.416267/

I wouldn't bother waiting. It is more fun to drive afterward.

 

Some boost gauges come with a rubber adapter for that nipple. Some come with cheap rubber hose. Either way, at that nipple, over time the hose or adapter will crack and cause a vacuum leak. Just make sure to visually inspect it every once in a while.

 

Thanks Tor, i found some 7/32 hose & it seems to work perfect.
I will keep an eye on it.

 

Just cut the depth down and repaint

 

So, break time, my back is killing me, turns out the Supercharger moves the throttle body over a bit, so the URD intake doesnt fit lol. Had to cut the intake down near the throttle body as the bends were hitting the headlight. Well see if i can get it to twist enough to fit with the SC radiator in the way

@Torspd

 

That's actually the easy part to deal with. The fun part is getting to fit in the grill. It's designed to sit where the water cooler is for the supercharger. So you'll need to modify the bracket that goes on the core support and clearance the back of the grill. It wasn't too bad but took a bit of fitting

 

You may actually want to tackle that first gadget has said that sometimes manual transmission trucks can stall out if they don't have the optional filter shield installed. Not sure what kind of clearance the 12-15 grills have behind them, but the 05-11 grill required a bunch of cutting

 

Yeah I have a Grillcraft installed, so Im good on that, and can always clear more if need be, but yeah, might have to fab up another bracket and get a longer sleeve if it wont fit, and i have the filter shield as well

 

Well see, baby woke up and wife is out at dinner, so break time until Wife gets back home while I babysit lol

 

That really does look clean.
Good job on that install.

 

Thanks man. Yes this one came out clean....because I was very careful and took my time. I bought my first pod and just kinda went at it thinking it would just come out looking fine.....I was wrong. So I was forced to buy a new one. I made a write up on the minor modifications needed if you ever buy one. It's easy to do. Just let me know and I'll send it over.

 

I wish, I don't have the kind of money for a supercharger.