Oh NO, not another S/C QUESTION!
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Oh NO, not another S/C QUESTION!
Ok heres the deal, I should be getting the Gen 1 S/C that ToyTech was selling, it is just the supercharger and fuel pressure regulator. So what all else do I need, like part numbers???? Im not going to put it on for a while, going to wait till I can get a tranny upgrade, and fuel system upgrade. But in the mean time im going to ebay and search for the parts needed for the charger. Thanks fellas
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I know that for the 2nd gen S/C there is a parts kit from TRD that gives you everything except the blower itself....
I believe it's $400 part# 00602-17620-201
but I'm not sure if it'll work with the 1st gen...
I believe it's $400 part# 00602-17620-201
but I'm not sure if it'll work with the 1st gen...
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Well, we are trying to get a group buy going for the Tranny upgrade. Keep an eye on the "another S/C is in!" thread that I started. Thats where most of the discussion is going on about that.
I'm sure others will fill in the blanks but things I suggest...
SeaFoam it (your going to be replacing the plugs anyway, why not!?
1 step cooler plugs (if your not getting the URD kit)
Cooler Thermostat
Tranny valve body upgrade
Tranny cooler
Put your deck plate back in
Theres a start...
I'm sure others will fill in the blanks but things I suggest...
SeaFoam it (your going to be replacing the plugs anyway, why not!?
1 step cooler plugs (if your not getting the URD kit)
Cooler Thermostat
Tranny valve body upgrade
Tranny cooler
Put your deck plate back in
Theres a start...
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Yea i have been following your thread, and others to learn what a good S/C needs. If i had the funds i would go ahead and get the valve body upgrade, and URD kit but.... Thats why im just got to get the S/C and let it chill in the garage for a while untill i can get all of the upgrades that it really "needs". Im just trying to get the basics (gaskets mounts ect...) to mount and attach the S/C so I can be on the look out for them if they happen to become avaliable while its waiting. The S/C will not be going on untill I get the others mods.
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Have you gone through the install instructions? There's a parts list in the back with part numbers:
http://www.customtacos.com/tech/inde...x_v2&id=45&c=5
(get the supplement as well)
In short, you'll need a couple of extra bolts, some vacuum tubing, one or two vacuum T's, the drive belt, the tensioner (if you're not getting it), the one-way valve for the bypass line, the "O" style TB gasket.. I think that's about it. There are surprisingly few parts involved.
Take note of what Austin pointed out as well, and be ready to spend some time/money to deal with the ping.
http://www.customtacos.com/tech/inde...x_v2&id=45&c=5
(get the supplement as well)
In short, you'll need a couple of extra bolts, some vacuum tubing, one or two vacuum T's, the drive belt, the tensioner (if you're not getting it), the one-way valve for the bypass line, the "O" style TB gasket.. I think that's about it. There are surprisingly few parts involved.
Take note of what Austin pointed out as well, and be ready to spend some time/money to deal with the ping.
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Originally Posted by midiwall
Have you gone through the install instructions? There's a parts list in the back with part numbers:
http://www.customtacos.com/tech/inde...x_v2&id=45&c=5
(get the supplement as well)
In short, you'll need a couple of extra bolts, some vacuum tubing, one or two vacuum T's, the drive belt, the tensioner (if you're not getting it), the one-way valve for the bypass line, the "O" style TB gasket.. I think that's about it. There are surprisingly few parts involved.
Take note of what Austin pointed out as well, and be ready to spend some time/money to deal with the ping.
http://www.customtacos.com/tech/inde...x_v2&id=45&c=5
(get the supplement as well)
In short, you'll need a couple of extra bolts, some vacuum tubing, one or two vacuum T's, the drive belt, the tensioner (if you're not getting it), the one-way valve for the bypass line, the "O" style TB gasket.. I think that's about it. There are surprisingly few parts involved.
Take note of what Austin pointed out as well, and be ready to spend some time/money to deal with the ping.
Eric
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That is the instructions for the 2nd gen not first, so i googled it and cant find one. Basically at this point i dont need the part numbers im just trying to get a rough estimate of how much the extra parts will cost. Im guessing about another $300 bucks, agree or disagree???
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Originally Posted by Ehinfinity
That is the instructions for the 2nd gen not first...
Basically at this point i dont need the part numbers im just trying to get a rough estimate of how much the extra parts will cost. Im guessing about another $300 bucks, agree or disagree???
Out of the belt, gasket, bolt(s), tubing and T's, the most expensive thing will be the belt - figure $20 (I'm guessing a bit) retail through a dealer. The rest of it can be picked up for another $20.
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Here are a few items and their part numbers (check costs from the dealer):
http://www.trdparts4u.com/Products/parts_list_600.html
Mark basically told you what you need to know...all you have to do is pick up the phone now to finish your estimate.
http://www.trdparts4u.com/Products/parts_list_600.html
Mark basically told you what you need to know...all you have to do is pick up the phone now to finish your estimate.
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Yea i was checking out that site, last night after i posted. Thanks guys Time to swing by the dealership and get all of the parts numbers. Thanks
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