New tC Supercharger Pics
01-26-2005, 09:38 PM
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I take it that the top two pictures are the new pics? 'Cause it's a completely different setup than the bottom 3. Especially since the top pics have Vortech on the side of the blower and are minus the stock air box.
01-27-2005, 04:38 AM
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Originally Posted by nycazn79
Looks like the top 2 pics have a CAI. I also read somewhere that Vortech makes the TRD s/c.......can someone confirm this?
01-27-2005, 04:50 AM
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[quote= Now the question is, when will this be released and are we still looking at a 40HP improvement or have things been improved...[/quote]
only a few people know and they are not talking. i herd about 40 for stage 1, however my dealer said they needed to get more than 40hp. they wanted to get hp up to 220. i guess i will find out when it comes out.
TRD wants to make sure our Tc will be faster than the cobalt and redline ION
only a few people know and they are not talking. i herd about 40 for stage 1, however my dealer said they needed to get more than 40hp. they wanted to get hp up to 220. i guess i will find out when it comes out.
TRD wants to make sure our Tc will be faster than the cobalt and redline ION
01-27-2005, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by KYBoy
TRD wants to make sure our Tc will be faster than the cobalt and redline ION
01-27-2005, 04:00 PM
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01-27-2005, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by nycazn79
Looks like the top 2 pics have a CAI. I also read somewhere that Vortech makes the TRD s/c.......can someone confirm this?
01-28-2005, 02:22 PM
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The system is covered by a TRD 5 year/60,000 mile warranty when installed by a Scion dealer and is emissions legal in all 50 states.
This pic shows some of the kit but not all of it . It will also come with a piggyback ECU instead of a flash reprogram that they had orig. planed on . The good thing about the piggyback ECU you can install it yourself . With a flash reprogram of the ECU it would almost have to be done at the dealer . (Which we would love to do but I know there are a lot that would rather do the work their self)
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This pic shows some of the kit but not all of it . It will also come with a piggyback ECU instead of a flash reprogram that they had orig. planed on . The good thing about the piggyback ECU you can install it yourself . With a flash reprogram of the ECU it would almost have to be done at the dealer . (Which we would love to do but I know there are a lot that would rather do the work their self)
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01-31-2005, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by mcgeorgeparts
The system is covered by a TRD 5 year/60,000 mile warranty when installed by a Scion dealer and is emissions legal in all 50 states.
This pic shows some of the kit but not all of it . It will also come with a piggyback ECU instead of a flash reprogram that they had orig. planed on . The good thing about the piggyback ECU you can install it yourself . With a flash reprogram of the ECU it would almost have to be done at the dealer . (Which we would love to do but I know there are a lot that would rather do the work their self)
Paul N
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This pic shows some of the kit but not all of it . It will also come with a piggyback ECU instead of a flash reprogram that they had orig. planed on . The good thing about the piggyback ECU you can install it yourself . With a flash reprogram of the ECU it would almost have to be done at the dealer . (Which we would love to do but I know there are a lot that would rather do the work their self)
Paul N
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I am pretty sure that the answer is yes and the comment about the ECU as a piggyback would be better for future Scion owners or ones installing themselves.