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Super charger probably added 120hp at the crank. So something like 245hp to 365hp at crank. I think those number on a stock LC with only adding TRD SC kit is a little optimistic but not crazy.Wow those are some really impressive numbers. I thought the stock SC was only good for about 120hp more. Do you think it is more the headers or tuning that got you the extra power?
This was exactly what I was wondering. Thanks for detail. I have often wondered if there are easy to gain HP with my SC. I will look into the intake. I show a peak of about 4.5 PSI on my SC at about 5000 ft in elevation.Super charger probably added 120hp at the crank. So something like 245hp to 365hp at crank. I think those number on a stock LC with only adding TRD SC kit is a little optimistic but not crazy.
For mine - I went from ~200 hp at wheels stock to 235whp with just Supercharger. I had a huge bottle neck in GCC spec intake tubing at top of air cleaner. SC couldnt get over 4 psi. I added 3" intake tube with one 90 bend and Boost went up to 6-7 psi and it made 303whp. This would be about the 120hp numbers that get thrown around but no way it would do that through my stock intake. I think the US spec intake and filter would be better or maybe it went with a TRD one back then?
After it made 303whp I added long tune headers but kept stock muffler. I also added an overdrive pulley to gain a little boost that was lost form headers. Its not about7-8 psi and made 330whp pretty easy on a crazy hot day with intake temps off the chart. I may put it on dyno again when its cool just to see. Then take it to 5700 rpm and let it add a little timing back with lower temps. I am confident it would make 350 to wheels. Crank would be estimated about 400-425.
sorry for the long post. haha. But to answer your question the intake had the most to do with the numbers then crank pulley then headers if I had to look at each thing separately. Tuning was just what had to be done to keep the fuel there for the extra horses. I dont think tuning only would help any stock LC. OEM tune was pretty solid and reliable on mine. For the few horses tuning might get I would touch the stock tune.
Super charger probably added 120hp at the crank. So something like 245hp to 365hp at crank. I think those number on a stock LC with only adding TRD SC kit is a little optimistic but not crazy.
For mine - I went from ~200 hp at wheels stock to 235whp with just Supercharger. I had a huge bottle neck in GCC spec intake tubing at top of air cleaner. SC couldnt get over 4 psi. I added 3" intake tube with one 90 bend and Boost went up to 6-7 psi and it made 303whp. This would be about the 120hp numbers that get thrown around but no way it would do that through my stock intake. I think the US spec intake and filter would be better or maybe it went with a TRD one back then?
After it made 303whp I added long tune headers but kept stock muffler. I also added an overdrive pulley to gain a little boost that was lost form headers. Its not about7-8 psi and made 330whp pretty easy on a crazy hot day with intake temps off the chart. I may put it on dyno again when its cool just to see. Then take it to 5700 rpm and let it add a little timing back with lower temps. I am confident it would make 350 to wheels. Crank would be estimated about 400-425.
sorry for the long post. haha. But to answer your question the intake had the most to do with the numbers then crank pulley then headers if I had to look at each thing separately. Tuning was just what had to be done to keep the fuel there for the extra horses. I dont think tuning only would help any stock LC. OEM tune was pretty solid and reliable on mine. For the few horses tuning might get I would touch the stock tune.
If I had US spec I would go with Volant. Custom metal one like mine sucks for heatsoakThis was exactly what I was wondering. Thanks for detail. I have often wondered if there are easy to gain HP with my SC. I will look into the intake. I show a peak of about 4.5 PSI on my SC at about 5000 ft in elevation.
I may go with little more open exhaust but will try that if I put it back on dyno. Would be good to see if it's limiting the headersIf you ever go back for Dyno try to unbolt the stock muffler and do a run without it and see how much power you lose with the stock muffler.
I may go with little more open exhaust but will try that if I put it back on dyno. Would be good to see if it's limiting the headers
Looks good but so far the only thing I have left using oem ecu is throttle and trans. Transmission should be swapped to 5 speed soon but throttle works so well at idle I'm scared to even touch it. HahaHave you seen this adapter? It allows you to bolt on a much larger throttle body from the newer Lexus cars. I wonder if it would be worth it on your truck: URD Throttle Body Adapter, 76 to RCF 2UZ-FE 4.7L V8 - Underdog Racing Development - https://urdusa.com/urd-throttle-body-adapter-76-rcf-2uz-fe-4-7l-v8/
I think the larger Lexus throttle body is plug and play. It has the same plug and should adjust to idle. The throttle body is significantly larger from 76mm to 84mm. I just read that it only works on 2005+ truck though.Looks good but so far the only thing I have left using oem ecu is throttle and trans. Transmission should be swapped to 5 speed soon but throttle works so well at idle I'm scared to even touch it. Haha
Pretty smooth. 5th isn't great but I knew that going in. I'm also on stock tires. Still have some fine adjusting to do and have to check my tuning through the shifts.Drool. How's it pull through the gears now?