The 3.4L TRD Supercharger Thread

Talking about the T fitting between the s/c housing and fuel pressure regulator for the boost gauge hose? Good question - I am looking for one now so I can replace my current broken hose.

I believe so, yes. It's the one that's listed in [MENTION=53337]SCRunner12[/MENTION] 's original post.
 
has anyone experienced with e-Manage Ultimate for their supercharger? I'm in cali and I'd like to get some engine management installed, but URD 7th injector kit is considered illegal. Thoughts?

e-Manage Ultimate
http://boomslang.us/e-manage-ultimate.php?make=39&model=4Runner 5VZ-FE&year=2000&id=4&trans=all

or

AEM F/IC
http://boomslang.us/aem-fic.php?make=39&model=4Runner 5VZ-FE&year=2000&id=1&trans=all

oops, I found some more feedbacks on AEM F/IC on the forum: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/201223-how-aem-f-ic-6-install-tuning-help-thread.html
 
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has anyone experienced with e-Manage Ultimate for their supercharger? I'm in cali and I'd like to get some engine management installed, but URD 7th injector kit is considered illegal. Thoughts?

e-Manage Ultimate
Boomslang Fabrication | GReddy Ultimate Wire Harnesses

or

AEM F/IC
Boomslang Fabrication | AEM F/IC Wire Harnesses

oops, I found some more feedbacks on AEM F/IC on the forum: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/201223-how-aem-f-ic-6-install-tuning-help-thread.html

The AEM controller isn't CARB approved either. No fuel modifications to our engines are.
 
I just read an article on a new boost technology called a "variable-boost supercharger". Basically it moves air in a turbine like a turbo but it it powered by a pulley like a supercharger. The end result: Instant power on the low end like a supercharger and high end power with no waste like a turbo! Super interesting video and article!

Variable-boost Superchargers Helps Maintain Boost
 
I'm sure this has been asked 100's of times, but how much HP does a supercharger add on average?

TRD's supercharger made +75 HP but due to the added drag of a pulley that's knocked down to +63 HP from their brochures if my memory is any good. I'm assuming the newer Magnussen superchargers are the same but I don't know for sure. Same design though. This is measured at the crank, not the wheels.
 


Can anyone tell me what I'm missing in order to install? I know the AIC is gone for the 7th injector. Anything else besides that?
 
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Special "full circle" throttle body gasket
TRD (or equivalent) cooler thermostat
Vacuum check valve for hose under throttle body
C.A.R.B. Sticker depending on location/smog laws
Fancy "cooler" spark plugs (optional, and I forget which ones specifically, I think IR22's (?) but someone on here can verify or dig back in this thread)
....
A copy of the manual to verify there's nothing else I'm forgetting...

Good luck!
 
I've been subscribed to this thread since back when I joined the forum. I was really sad to find out they no longer offer the SC after I had to let my 5th Gen go and went back to my 3rd gen which I may possibly love more. I've been watching ebay and CL locally and having trouble finding a SC that is worth the investment for my 4Runner. Is it even worth it now to try to find one and install or will it be completely a loss in futility?

I wanted one when I was looking for my 3rd Gen but the guy wanted over 10k and wouldn't budge. I asked for records and he had none to provide..

I'll keep looking but since I don't do any rock crawling or anything as such and most of my adventures are now overland or sand, I need the power. My last trip which I just got back from if I had a SC my snow section wouldn't have been so troublesome. Really struggled because I couldn't spin the tires to get them cleaned out fully..
 
I've been subscribed to this thread since back when I joined the forum. I was really sad to find out they no longer offer the SC after I had to let my 5th Gen go and went back to my 3rd gen which I may possibly love more. I've been watching ebay and CL locally and having trouble finding a SC that is worth the investment for my 4Runner. Is it even worth it now to try to find one and install or will it be completely a loss in futility?

I wanted one when I was looking for my 3rd Gen but the guy wanted over 10k and wouldn't budge. I asked for records and he had none to provide..

I'll keep looking but since I don't do any rock crawling or anything as such and most of my adventures are now overland or sand, I need the power. My last trip which I just got back from if I had a SC my snow section wouldn't have been so troublesome. Really struggled because I couldn't spin the tires to get them cleaned out fully..
Toyota has stopped production, but apparently Magnusson (who made them for Toyota) is now making them off-brand. So you can get one brand new if you want to drop the coin, and it's likely that some will continue to trickle into eBay/CL as time goes on:

Toyota 3.4L V6 Supercharger System - Magnuson Products, LLC
 
Toyota has stopped production, but apparently Magnusson (who made them for Toyota) is now making them off-brand. So you can get one brand new if you want to drop the coin, and it's likely that some will continue to trickle into eBay/CL as time goes on:

Toyota 3.4L V6 Supercharger System - Magnuson Products, LLC

Those are the one's I've seen a lot on ebay for about 3500 USD. I debate about it, because it will most likely be closer to 5500 or 6k for me as I most likely can't do the work all myself =\
 
Those are the one's I've seen a lot on ebay for about 3500 USD. I debate about it, because it will most likely be closer to 5500 or 6k for me as I most likely can't do the work all myself =\

Yes magnuson (the manufacturer of the trd unit) started making the kits again. They're 2995 from URD.
 
Those are the one's I've seen a lot on ebay for about 3500 USD. I debate about it, because it will most likely be closer to 5500 or 6k for me as I most likely can't do the work all myself =\

It's a fairly simple install. I bet you could do it. If not a dealer should do it for not too much money.
 
Yes magnuson (the manufacturer of the trd unit) started making the kits again. They're 2995 from URD.

Nice, saves me 500-600, still need the 7th Injector also from what I was reading. Checked URD's website and they aren't listing it for the 2000 4Runner.
 
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If someone wasn't limited, think you could do the install in half a day including the 7th injector that URD suggests?

The 7th injector is a bit more complicated. Less parts but you have to splice wiring if I recall. You don't NEED a 7th injector, sometimes just running 91+ octane will take care of all ping like in my case. However, it does make more power with the 7th.
 
Not sure this has been posted here, but since I kept failing my smog test in CA due to a mismatching E.O. sticker for my 2002 4Runner, I thought I would mention it:

The E.O. sticker for a 2001-2002 4Runner with a super charger IS different than the E.O. sticker for the earlier 3rd gen models.

The correct E.O. for the later 3rd gen models is D-425-15, which must be listed on the sticker, and the part number for the sticker itself is MDC# 00602-89020.

Some posters have said you can print off a document and show it to the shop for approval, I tried and it has never worked, but best of luck. The sticker was $1.09 at my dealership after tax.





Can I pay you $5-$10 to get me one please???????
 
I had some replacements made a while back... Came out pretty good. Downside is that they are not pre-cut.
 

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Some helpful hints for those sourcing parts:

The fasteners are easily found on mcmaster.

For the IAC check valve, I found the following Toyota # is still available for about $8 and works: PTR29-60031 (dont forget it has to be oriented such that air can flow from TB to engine)

For the vacuum adapter tee (4WD), I used these. You can find them on ebay by searching "1/4" x 5/16" x 5/16" Hose ID Black HDPE Tee"

For evap canister to throttle cable clips, I used mcmaster #7429K45 (pic below).
 

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The 7th injector is a bit more complicated. Less parts but you have to splice wiring if I recall. You don't NEED a 7th injector, sometimes just running 91+ octane will take care of all ping like in my case. However, it does make more power with the 7th.

Good to know, wouldn't be a problem with me as I was an electrician and build my own pc's so I could do that!!! =)

Thanks for the info, glad they finally came back to making them.
 

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