Calling 2003+ guys with TRD Blowers

[Cruiserhead05]

So far I've only run into one person running a TRD blower on an 03+ truck.

If anyone else is out there, can you chime in and confirm which drive belt you're running?

 

[jonharis]

There may be one at HIH.....

 

[Cruiserhead05]

There may be one at HIH.....

Well you're no help!

If I can source the belt it might be two...

 

[ay nako]

ive got a blower on my 99, but my co-worker has got an '05. To double check you are an LC not an LX right? (not sure but there might be the slightest difference - maybe?

 

[Cruiserhead05]

I have a 2004 Lc.

The belt for the s/c 98-02 trucks does not fit. If your friends 05 Lx has a Trd blower the belt number is what's needed.

Thanks

 

[Cruiserhead05]

Update.

Tried a few more searches this morning and came across this thread where the belt for the 03+ trucks was questioned as well. No confirmation on what worked but I sent Muttonotter an email. If i can get solid confirmation, I'll update thread for future users.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/100-series-cruisers/686389-my-new-trd-supercharger-2.html

 

[jgray]

Have you tried calling Slee Offroad? Christo probably knows. They supercharged a later model 100 at some point.

 

[Cruiserhead05]

Have you tried calling Slee Offroad? Christo probably knows. They supercharged a later model 100 at some point.

Yep. Tried that.

 

[Cruiserhead05]

Got a 2649mm belt to work. The older 100's seemed to use a 2630mm.

Now for the dyno tune

 

[i4c4lo]

I have a 1999 and I am using Toyota Part Number PTR30-17433

I know in the past the actual part number that is stated in the TRD manual was too short and they have changed it with the part number above.

 

[Cruiserhead05]

I have a 1999 and I am using Toyota Part Number PTR30-17433

I know in the past the actual part number that is stated in the TRD manual was too short and they have changed it with the part number above.

Good to know.

Hoping the tune will wake things up a bit. She's showing 5lbs of boost when I'm on it but "seat of the pants" gauge doesn't seem that drastic.