TRD S/C Questions (S/C owners, PLEASE help me out)
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Originally Posted by HighlanderMac
Cat back is going to be a waist. You need to get header back best to do 2.5". That will yeild you more power. Plus make an intake too... The Unichip will help, but you better make sure you have a UniChip tuner near you...
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Originally Posted by zer0
Did you get the tC yet?
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So you would be spending a total of over 6000 to do it.
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Originally Posted by mattvs
So you would be spending a total of over 6000 to do it.
#68
Originally Posted by HighlanderMac
BTW, I think I am gonna save this because Josh said he can't argue with something I said.. lol...
Josh, I think you and I see eye to eye more than you think, I just think everything happened during a bad time for the both of us. I hereby call a truce....
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
No, because they're getting me a 07, and I found a 06 SW tC like a hour away. And they said they couldn't find one, how lame
To be honest with you I don't know if it's going to act the same way with aftermarket goodies so all of the answers you got may not hold true. It's just a theory and hopefully I'm wrong.
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Originally Posted by josh_trdsparks
Originally Posted by HighlanderMac
BTW, I think I am gonna save this because Josh said he can't argue with something I said.. lol...
Josh, I think you and I see eye to eye more than you think, I just think everything happened during a bad time for the both of us. I hereby call a truce....
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
No, because they're getting me a 07, and I found a 06 SW tC like a hour away. And they said they couldn't find one, how lame
To be honest with you I don't know if it's going to act the same way with aftermarket goodies so all of the answers you got may not hold true. It's just a theory and hopefully I'm wrong.
#71
I'm usually the only FI TC at the meets I've gone to.... you need to start showing up to some
Basically from everything i've read, a 9.5lb NST pulley is "quite safe" for a daily driver, and that a Bosch 110 BPV won't do anything detrimental either.
The turbo'd TC's I've read about seem to regularly throw CEL's and generally tear up the motor more.
Yeah, you have that warranty issue - but from a daily-driver/reliability standpoint, I for one do NOT think going turbo is the answer In fact, if you want >200hp on your daily driver, the SC and smaller pulley/swapped BPV is the ONLY answer for the tC.
Basically from everything i've read, a 9.5lb NST pulley is "quite safe" for a daily driver, and that a Bosch 110 BPV won't do anything detrimental either.
The turbo'd TC's I've read about seem to regularly throw CEL's and generally tear up the motor more.
Yeah, you have that warranty issue - but from a daily-driver/reliability standpoint, I for one do NOT think going turbo is the answer In fact, if you want >200hp on your daily driver, the SC and smaller pulley/swapped BPV is the ONLY answer for the tC.
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Originally Posted by IceNine
I'm usually the only FI TC at the meets I've gone to.... you need to start showing up to some
Basically from everything i've read, a 9.5lb NST pulley is "quite safe" for a daily driver, and that a Bosch 110 BPV won't do anything detrimental either.
The turbo'd TC's I've read about seem to regularly throw CEL's and generally tear up the motor more.
Yeah, you have that warranty issue - but from a daily-driver/reliability standpoint, I for one do NOT think going turbo is the answer In fact, if you want >200hp on your daily driver, the SC and smaller pulley/swapped BPV is the ONLY answer for the tC.
Basically from everything i've read, a 9.5lb NST pulley is "quite safe" for a daily driver, and that a Bosch 110 BPV won't do anything detrimental either.
The turbo'd TC's I've read about seem to regularly throw CEL's and generally tear up the motor more.
Yeah, you have that warranty issue - but from a daily-driver/reliability standpoint, I for one do NOT think going turbo is the answer In fact, if you want >200hp on your daily driver, the SC and smaller pulley/swapped BPV is the ONLY answer for the tC.
#75
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
Originally Posted by IceNine
I'm usually the only FI TC at the meets I've gone to.... you need to start showing up to some
Basically from everything i've read, a 9.5lb NST pulley is "quite safe" for a daily driver, and that a Bosch 110 BPV won't do anything detrimental either.
The turbo'd TC's I've read about seem to regularly throw CEL's and generally tear up the motor more.
Yeah, you have that warranty issue - but from a daily-driver/reliability standpoint, I for one do NOT think going turbo is the answer In fact, if you want >200hp on your daily driver, the SC and smaller pulley/swapped BPV is the ONLY answer for the tC.
Basically from everything i've read, a 9.5lb NST pulley is "quite safe" for a daily driver, and that a Bosch 110 BPV won't do anything detrimental either.
The turbo'd TC's I've read about seem to regularly throw CEL's and generally tear up the motor more.
Yeah, you have that warranty issue - but from a daily-driver/reliability standpoint, I for one do NOT think going turbo is the answer In fact, if you want >200hp on your daily driver, the SC and smaller pulley/swapped BPV is the ONLY answer for the tC.
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Originally Posted by jwaggz82
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
Originally Posted by IceNine
I'm usually the only FI TC at the meets I've gone to.... you need to start showing up to some
Basically from everything i've read, a 9.5lb NST pulley is "quite safe" for a daily driver, and that a Bosch 110 BPV won't do anything detrimental either.
The turbo'd TC's I've read about seem to regularly throw CEL's and generally tear up the motor more.
Yeah, you have that warranty issue - but from a daily-driver/reliability standpoint, I for one do NOT think going turbo is the answer In fact, if you want >200hp on your daily driver, the SC and smaller pulley/swapped BPV is the ONLY answer for the tC.
Basically from everything i've read, a 9.5lb NST pulley is "quite safe" for a daily driver, and that a Bosch 110 BPV won't do anything detrimental either.
The turbo'd TC's I've read about seem to regularly throw CEL's and generally tear up the motor more.
Yeah, you have that warranty issue - but from a daily-driver/reliability standpoint, I for one do NOT think going turbo is the answer In fact, if you want >200hp on your daily driver, the SC and smaller pulley/swapped BPV is the ONLY answer for the tC.
#77
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
That's exactly what I want. A TRD S/C with warranty, Magnaflow Catback, Forge 007 BPV, and 9.5lb or 12lb pulley. Hoping to get at least 225 WHP.
And there you have it. The perfect daily driver that should be just as reliable as stock (note the word, SHOULD).
#78
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
Well, it's a daily driver, so it won't be run too hard. I might get a Unichip or Emanga Ultimate or whatever it's called and some meth/water injection, I know nothing about those anyway.
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Originally Posted by IceNine
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
That's exactly what I want. A TRD S/C with warranty, Magnaflow Catback, Forge 007 BPV, and 9.5lb or 12lb pulley. Hoping to get at least 225 WHP.
And there you have it. The perfect daily driver that should be just as reliable as stock (note the word, SHOULD).