Supercharger for V8s... !!!
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Supercharger for V8s... !!!
http://www.toyotaparts4u.com/4.7_V8_supercharger.htm
Check out the link. Although this is for the trucks it looks like it MAY fit the cars! I have a 99 LS400 so I will post there as I find out new information. I need to know max height from the head flange to case top. Also, I need to confirm that the bolt pattern on the 4.7 is the same as 4.0 and 4.3 engines. Any imput is appreciated.
Check out the link. Although this is for the trucks it looks like it MAY fit the cars! I have a 99 LS400 so I will post there as I find out new information. I need to know max height from the head flange to case top. Also, I need to confirm that the bolt pattern on the 4.7 is the same as 4.0 and 4.3 engines. Any imput is appreciated.
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Re: Supercharger for V8s... !!!
Originally posted by jbrady
http://www.toyotaparts4u.com/4.7_V8_supercharger.htm
Check out the link. Although this is for the trucks it looks like it MAY fit the cars! I have a 99 LS400 so I will post there as I find out new information. I need to know max height from the head flange to case top. Also, I need to confirm that the bolt pattern on the 4.7 is the same as 4.0 and 4.3 engines. Any imput is appreciated.
http://www.toyotaparts4u.com/4.7_V8_supercharger.htm
Check out the link. Although this is for the trucks it looks like it MAY fit the cars! I have a 99 LS400 so I will post there as I find out new information. I need to know max height from the head flange to case top. Also, I need to confirm that the bolt pattern on the 4.7 is the same as 4.0 and 4.3 engines. Any imput is appreciated.
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Ok, unless there is a physical interference there is no reason that having VVTi or not will dissallow a SC.
Now, if the intake bolt patterns are different that is one thing. If the unit is too tall to fit under the hood... another. I will search for Steve post and see what was said...
Now, if the intake bolt patterns are different that is one thing. If the unit is too tall to fit under the hood... another. I will search for Steve post and see what was said...
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Ok, I searched and found the thread about this. The consenses is that it WILL bolt on to the engine but it is too TALL for a stock hood. GReddy says that there is a problem because the truck V8s will compensate fuel wise but the sedan V8s will not. It is NOT a vvti issue. So, if one were to use an aftermarket hood or "bulge" to clear the unit... and use a proper fuel system... it WOULD work. Just not an easy bolt on and go item.
#7
Exactly what I was told several months ago.
Originally posted by jbrady
Ok, I searched and found the thread about this. The consenses is that it WILL bolt on to the engine but it is too TALL for a stock hood. GReddy says that there is a problem because the truck V8s will compensate fuel wise but the sedan V8s will not. It is NOT a vvti issue. So, if one were to use an aftermarket hood or "bulge" to clear the unit... and use a proper fuel system... it WOULD work. Just not an easy bolt on and go item.
Ok, I searched and found the thread about this. The consenses is that it WILL bolt on to the engine but it is too TALL for a stock hood. GReddy says that there is a problem because the truck V8s will compensate fuel wise but the sedan V8s will not. It is NOT a vvti issue. So, if one were to use an aftermarket hood or "bulge" to clear the unit... and use a proper fuel system... it WOULD work. Just not an easy bolt on and go item.
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