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I have to know is there anyway to slap a turbo on the v6 88-91 camry's or does it have to be all custom like custom header, turbo,etc.. If it does have to be custom then what would have to be done be specific please.
A good supercharger kit will be much easier to install and will take you to 300 horsepower fairly easily on the gen. 3. Not sure about the gen. 2. I don't know why you'd wanna try to run more than that without significant chassis and suspension upgrades anyways.
no one makes a supercharger kit for gen3 v6's, let alone 300hp ones.
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125 front wheel horsepower with major retard issues between 4500-5200RPM -
OD switched off, even when not in 3rd results in major power loss/rpm drop.
stock kit setting is 3.2", 4.00 ps1, 276HP, 271 Torque.
*all figures represent at flywheel
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I'm currently using the 2.8" pulley. I tried the 2.4" and it works for awhile (for about 3- month) until I killed both knock sensors on the way back from Lake Tahoe.
You need to upgrade ( URD have a kit for $899) the fuel pump, injectors and fuel timing calibrator to be able to attain the maximun 343 HP.
Yeah, you definitely have to build the motor to be able to run 300 hp, but it's still not that hard, as there are already kits that will do it. It's certainly a lot easier than making a custom turbo kit.
Yeah, you definitely have to build the motor to be able to run 300 hp, but it's still not that hard, as there are already kits that will do it. It's certainly a lot easier than making a custom turbo kit.
I can (DIY) install the URD S/C upgrade kit but because the Sienna has the automatic transmission, it requires valve body upgrade to endure the extra power the engine will make.
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