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Re: MR2 supercharger on a 22re	Mon, 08 November 2004 23:41

boost is controlled by the length and size of the pulley. You could control boost levels with some sort of bleeding system but why bother spinning the sc any faster than u have to. As long as your hilux motor is in good nick and your fuel system is up to it there is no reason why you cant run 8psi with a good intercooler and programmable management. A mr2 s/c should cost you about 200-250 bucks as a sc14 will only set you back 300-350 and its bigger. If you dont know what your doing find someone that does cause if you stuff up boosting a n/a motor when your thought it would be cheap it may turn out to cost you big bucks. If you can do it yourself it would only cost you parts. A workshop may be able to do it for $3000. The good news is that alot of toyota parts are interchangeable. You wil have to find out how much power your stock injectors and fuel pump can support. If you can get away without upgrading these items it will help you save $. You will need an aftermarket management system so try and find one second hand maybee $500-$600 and $400 to get it tuned. A front mount i/c $500 budget $300 for hoses clamps and intercooler piping and you might want a more free flowing exhaust to create less backpressure so thats $300 if you do it on the cheap. If you dont have to upgrade the fuel system ECU and tune $1000 FM I/C $500 Hose Clamps etc $300 Exhaust $300 S/C $250 Total $2350 [Updated on: Tue, 09 November 2004 00:25] [Report message to a moderator]

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