The 3.4L TRD Supercharger Thread

Sounds good. Gotta see if this gauge will fit in the little cubby. Regardless I think I'll get the wideband gauge kit and figure out mounting when I have it in my hands.

I don't know if you've already figured out a mounting spot for the gauge yet, but I mounted my boost gauge in that cutout below the cigarette lighter. It should be the same diameter as the AEM wideband gauge(2 1/16") so I would imagine that it would fit about the same.

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I don't know if you've already figured out a mounting spot for the gauge yet, but I mounted my boost gauge in that cutout below the cigarette lighter. It should be the same diameter as the AEM wideband gauge(2 1/16") so I would imagine that it would fit about the same.

IMG_3195 by Christian Rooney, on Flickr

Nice! That's where I'll be putting mine. Thanks for posting this. Just installed my 7th injector kit. Tomorrow will be the 2.2 pulley and afr gauge by the weekend.
 
Boomslang FIC harness

I have a Boomslang harness for the FIC/6, that I would like to sell if anyone’s interested. If I remember correctly the FIC was less than the harness. I never used either. PM me if interested.
 
I just wanted to put my input from my experience with Supra injectors.

I replaced my 300k mileage ones for refurbished Supra 305cc injectors.

Stock fuel pump, stock ecu, stock supercharger pulley.

This thing feels amazing! It felt okay with the factory injectors but I just felt like there was still a little more power to be made with a tad bit more fuel. Now it feels like I feel it should. Plenty of power throughout the whole power band, great acceleration, and stock like drive ability around town. I am very pleased

Now, this is what I had a very hard time figuring out. With these drop in? Do they require modifying?

The stock 4Runner injectors are shorter.

Here is what I did to not have to do any modifying of anything

Here is a pic of both injectors.

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The stock one on the left, Supra injector on the right. You can tell the seals are different. The Supra injector will not drop in as it comes.

This is both injectors with the lower seals removed

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I put the stock 4Runner lower seal on the Supra injector, discarding the Supra injector lower seal

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Here it is installed

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Once you get the bolts in the fuel rail. You will realize they fit like a glove.

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I hope this info helps someone out there.

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That's awesome you got it all to fit. Very cool.

However, I was under the impression that simply supplying a bigger injector won't permanently add more fuel. Reason being: ECM sees that additional fuel and therefore lowers the PWM to the bigger injectors, hence retaining 14.7 AFR as often as possible. I'm interested to see your long term results. But I'm willing to bet that over time, (probably a week or less) the ECM is gonna remove that additional fuel and you'll be right back where you started. That's what makes the URD 7th so appealing for most: you modify the 02 signal so the extra fuel you add stays where you want it and isn't removed because the ECM gets "tricked" into thinking all is gravy.
 
^You are probably right. And stock driveability is what I was looking for. With the occasional more power under heavy load/ WOT, And that is what I got

I know these ECMs can adjust injector pulse width and fuel trim, but the stock injectors felt lean. I could just tell it’s what was limiting some power. These feel a lot better

If you mean to tell me I’m in the same boat I’d say you’re crazy. Before it would ping under load. Now it does not
 
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Oh ok sweet! All that matters is the results and if you have great results that's awesome! I actually wished I did bigger injectors instead of the 7th. But I kept picturing poor long term changes. As long as you have it dialed where you want it and it stays there, that's wonderful!

Great little project for those just wanting to push it over that hump and not go crazy for every ounce of horsepower. I like it.
 
Before there was a 7th injector kit, this WAS the fuel upgrade for our superchargers. It's tried and true and richens it up nicely at WOT. Doesn't do much for closed loop driving but I'm also guessing your stock injectors were tired and a bit clogged if you noticed a power bump in closed loop. It de-tunes the extra fuel in about 2-3 drives, so I bet you had a clogged injector or two. Or six.
 
Got my MAPecu3 piggyback in yesterday. It was honestly super easy to wire in and I was able to find an ol set of URD instructions that after comparing with the factory wiring diagram I had it all in after about an hour. After spending some time messing with the o2 skewing I have gotten my AFRs down into the high 13s at 0psi and down to about 12 under full boost. I also eliminated all the pinging by puling out 3 degrees of timing and was actually able to advance it by 3 degrees under cruise. The power increase has been crazy I almost feel like I dont need to put the 2.2 pulley I bought on. Well see after I get the tune dialed in more though. Unfortunately my trans decided to not play nice and Ive pretty much completely blow through first gear, it slips crazy bad above 3k RPMS under 40% or more throttle. Right now Im planning to pull it and rebuild it with IPTs upgraded clutch packs. Ill post up my maps and some log files later today.
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Got my MAPecu3 piggyback in yesterday. It was honestly super easy to wire in and I was able to find an ol set of URD instructions that after comparing with the factory wiring diagram I had it all in after about an hour. After spending some time messing with the o2 skewing I have gotten my AFRs down into the high 13s at 0psi and down to about 12 under full boost. I also eliminated all the pinging by puling out 3 degrees of timing and was actually able to advance it by 3 degrees under cruise. The power increase has been crazy I almost feel like I dont need to put the 2.2 pulley I bought on. Well see after I get the tune dialed in more though. Unfortunately my trans decided to not play nice and Ive pretty much completely blow through first gear, it slips crazy bad above 3k RPMS under 40% or more throttle. Right now Im planning to pull it and rebuild it with IPTs upgraded clutch packs. Ill post up my maps and some log files later today.
That's encouraging, I need to get my AFR gauge installed so I can tune mine. I'm still getting pinging in high gear low RPM under load with the default map from URD. What elevation are you at?
 
That's encouraging, I need to get my AFR gauge installed so I can tune mine. I'm still getting pinging in high gear low RPM under load with the default map from URD. What elevation are you at?

About 5k feet running 5psi on the stock pulley. Adding fuel was what really helped to get rid of the ping by cooling down the combustion cycle.
 
About 5k feet running 5psi on the stock pulley. Adding fuel was what really helped to get rid of the ping by cooling down the combustion cycle.

Nice I'm at 4400 feet. Would love to see your adjustments you made on your tune. I put the 2.2 and now I'm just a hair under 7 psi. Definitely pings, but I can tell a difference with the 7th and the pulley. Just need to add fuel and perhaps adjust timing.
 
Nice I'm at 4400 feet. Would love to see your adjustments you made on your tune. I put the 2.2 and now I'm just a hair under 7 psi. Definitely pings, but I can tell a difference with the 7th and the pulley. Just need to add fuel and perhaps adjust timing.

Ask and you shall receive...
For some reason flickr isnt letting me upload so they're out of order but you get the idea. This is basically my "safe" tune that produces no ping and has very low afrs, there is still room for more power. But the log was taken from a second gear pull merging onto the highway all in closed loop.
 

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Got my MAPecu3 piggyback in yesterday. It was honestly super easy to wire in and I was able to find an ol set of URD instructions that after comparing with the factory wiring diagram I had it all in after about an hour. After spending some time messing with the o2 skewing I have gotten my AFRs down into the high 13s at 0psi and down to about 12 under full boost. I also eliminated all the pinging by puling out 3 degrees of timing and was actually able to advance it by 3 degrees under cruise. The power increase has been crazy I almost feel like I dont need to put the 2.2 pulley I bought on. Well see after I get the tune dialed in more though. Unfortunately my trans decided to not play nice and Ive pretty much completely blow through first gear, it slips crazy bad above 3k RPMS under 40% or more throttle. Right now Im planning to pull it and rebuild it with IPTs upgraded clutch packs. Ill post up my maps and some log files later today.

That's awesome! That mirrors my experience as well, the supercharger is nice but give it a good tune and it's like a whole new engine! I looked at the MAP3ECU and the ability to advance timing, then I realized that: the stock knock sensors at WOT are still in play so if I run too much timing and it knocks it'll pull it back out. But the installation is like what, all of 7 wires or something crazy simple like that?

Speaking of timing, were you able to gain that timing back at WOT? I think you said you were at 12 degrees. A note on timing: if you pull say, -2 degrees of timing on the ignition map it'll show 14 degrees at the ECU, but really it's only at 12. Not sure how it shows when you add timing though, I'm not able to do that.

Sucks about the transmission though, hope it can be fixed.
 
Ask and you shall receive...
For some reason flickr isnt letting me upload so they're out of order but you get the idea. This is basically my "safe" tune that produces no ping and has very low afrs, there is still room for more power. But the log was taken from a second gear pull merging onto the highway all in closed loop.

Very cool, would the URD program work in similar fashion? I haven't even installed in yet. Thinking about it I didnt even receive a disk for the software. Maybe its a download file now? Need to contact URD about it. I'm getting my afr bung welded in tomorrow.

You have an auto or 5-speed? Are you using a 7th injector or just the stock injectors?
 
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