Finally got the solara boosted.

[Dawgz]

Tell me what u think! (stock engine pic included).







my Magnecore wires




Transmission cooling lines were disconnected from the radiator, and are now running to its own little cooler in the front.







Is my pulley huge, or is it fckn huge...i need a better pulley...soon!






and a random pic of my drive home, haha...(383 miles away).

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It only took you 3 years!!! LOL


Good for you!!! Fuel upgrades?

[Toy1mzfe]

Dang 383 miles of highway fun!!!

Looks like someone had a smile the whole way home.

[kwyse]

looks sweet, stock engine looks a little dirty haha, but i guess that doesn't matter any more

[Dawgz]

It only took you 3 years!!! LOL


Good for you!!! Fuel upgrades?

haha, yea i know rite!

But yea, as for fuel upgrades, Jim's Fuel mod, which i ordered a week ago but he's missing some pieces for the kit so it should be here this comming week.

Im gonna take the needed precautions before i upgrade to a 5.5psi pulley.

Including a SAFCII

[Dawgz]

Dang 383 miles of highway fun!!!

Looks like someone had a smile the whole way home.

It didnt hit me that i have Supercharger installed until i went to work today morning, left my house with my friend on Saturday at 3am, and i got home today (5am) and then had work at 10. lol.

But yea, its getting to me, slowly, the major downside was that buying a used S|C kit, ur gonna have a bitch of a time getting all the right pieces.

[Dawgz]

looks sweet, stock engine looks a little dirty haha, but i guess that doesn't matter any more

yep, im gonna try to get it all cleaned up real soon this week, got any tips on what to use to get the gunk off safely?

[unbalancedwood]

You can use any engine degreaser, warm up the engine and spray on, the majority of the work will be scrubbing it with a towel and getting it all off.

Congrats on the SC, looks nice!

[Akfahad]

nice to see you finally got it on. And yes....clean that engine!

[Dawgz]

any one got any tips on my setup or what i should look into?

[hskrsolara]

try some simple green for cleaning the engine, it works real well!

are you holding off on the extension? i see you dont have it on yet.

who installed the sc? you guys have any problems? it looks nice, I am installing mine soon, now that I have Jim's Fuel Kit.

[Dawgz]

try some simple green for cleaning the engine, it works real well!

are you holding off on the extension? i see you dont have it on yet.

who installed the sc? you guys have any problems? it looks nice, I am installing mine soon, now that I have Jim's Fuel Kit.

The extension will go on this week, we didnt have much time to do the extension, so we just fit the SRI.

we had problems, it's a used kit, we didnt have mechanical problems but we had "hardware" problems. Ill leave it at that for now.

[hskrsolara]

what did you have trouble with? I still need to find a few parts for mine before it goes on. I'll probably run into some problems too, so let me know!

[Dawgz]

what did you have trouble with? I still need to find a few parts for mine before it goes on. I'll probably run into some problems too, so let me know!

well i made a thread in the forced induction forum about a Brass spacer + its collar that i was missing, the pulley it fitted on was also missing, but the pulley is easily purchased via amazon.com, its a Dayco pulley, SiennaSC98 has a Nice write up about the replaceable pully's. However, the brass spacer + collars are one of a kind, so i had to get them machined (copied). Among other things, too many things went haywire. but im glad its all done with.

[Eye8Pussies]

if you're willing to spend the money to boost safely, the best thing you can do (and even better than jim's fuel mod) is to install a return-style fuel setup.

then you can use and aftermarket fpr to regulate (and make sure) that you get enough fuel all the way to the front rail.


On my gen3 camry, because it comes with a return-style fuel return already, there is no need for jim's fuel upgrade nor the different fuel filter, since I know that I'm getting enough fuel from the rear rail all the way to the front rails.

very important though would be a high pressure fuel pump in that setup (I have a walbro 255HP pump).

An added benefit as well is that with an apr installed on the fuel rail, you can hook up the vacuum line to get rising fuel pressure with boost.

it's well worth thinking about- though not cheap or easy to do yourself.