Nicodemus454
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Im starting to wonder if the number's they're saying the TRD unit puts out is a bit on the 'conservitive' side cause this thing pulls so damn hard now:hmmmm2: :dontknow:
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SignUp Now!im a little torn on both subjects too.
I had the 3.4 blower, 9.5lbs, headers, exhaust, intake all that stuff. It pulled hard.
This kit here pulls hard as well. granted, boost builds. so neither are at full boost until say 2500 (TRD) ? TRD maxes out at 5-6 lbs. URD stage II is at 5 lbs by what. 4K? a stage II is anywhere from 7.5 lbs to 8.5 lb at redline. While the TRD is still at 5.
This is where I get my toss up response.
TRD pulls from 2500 to about 4k. URD pulls from 4k up.
on the shift, the URD drops back down, but builds pretty quick again at WOT. TRD may barely drop off, and pick up super quick. pulls a little until the URD builds again and pull back.
with a 8 lb pulley on the TRD it should make comparable HP numbers. I dont think it will be deep in the 300s though. i figure right around the 330-340 range on a cold night
I think it will be vary comparable. and come down too. what sound do you like better:laugh:
Justin
i think i prefer the same sound you do:rolleyez:
but, its funny how much people love to speculate. we'll have facts to talk about in time, but, until then, this i think say so stuff doesnt do much but stir people up.
Im starting to wonder if the number's they're saying the TRD unit puts out is a bit on the 'conservitive' side cause this thing pulls so damn hard now:hmmmm2: :dontknow:
Maybe they're actually whp... that would be good newsIm starting to wonder if the number's they're saying the TRD unit puts out is a bit on the 'conservitive' side cause this thing pulls so damn hard now:hmmmm2: :dontknow:
they DO say 305 is 'NET' power :dontknow:Maybe they're actually whp... that would be good news
I think that net means crank. I think, I'm not 100% surethey DO say 305 is 'NET' power :dontknow:
I think that net means crank. I think, I'm not 100% sure
EDIT: Net Horsepower: Maximum horsepower at the flywheel, with intake and exhaust systems in place and accounting for load from auxiliary systems. This is what most automotive manufacturers publish as SAE net horsepower.
So net is the crank hp with the car's stock intake and exhaust with A/C and everything on
Get the trd intake it shouldn't void your warranty if they install it.ok so with the stock exhaust it's probably around 280 rwhp... which is about what i predicted...so my exhaust alone should have me real close to 300 at the rear wheels... an intake alone could be enough to get me over that threshold :dontknow:
Get the trd intake it shouldn't void your warranty if they install it.
Just enjoy it now while you have warrenty and then at the 36k mark go crazy with pulleys and headers and inakesthey've already said that the TRD intake is not an approved filter.
they're picky about the air quality that goes into that thing... which is understandable.
plus i wasnt impressed with what i've heard the gains are on the trd intake... somewhere in the field of zero...?
Maybe they're actually whp... that would be good news
TRD has a cooler and upgraded injectorsno intercoolers, no 7th injector, no intake...what gives TRD?
its very possible they underrated it.
TRD has a cooler and upgraded injectors
I think that net means crank. I think, I'm not 100% sure
EDIT: Net Horsepower: Maximum horsepower at the flywheel, with intake and exhaust systems in place and accounting for load from auxiliary systems. This is what most automotive manufacturers publish as SAE net horsepower.
So net is the crank hp with the car's stock intake and exhaust with A/C and everything on