'88 4Runner blower
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Being an 88 I assume your talking about a 22RE, so no TRD did not.
They do however make one for the 2RZ (2.4) and 3RZ (2.7)
LCE makes superchargers for 22R/ 22RE's
http://www.toyotacatalog.net/M1WebGe...spx?Class=1641
They do however make one for the 2RZ (2.4) and 3RZ (2.7)
LCE makes superchargers for 22R/ 22RE's
http://www.toyotacatalog.net/M1WebGe...spx?Class=1641
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what kind of power gains
thanks for reply what power gains would i be lookin at if i did throw that blower on my 22re would i need any supporting mods i already have full exhaust, downey long tube header, and k&n intake thx for any help
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The power would be noticable, but not huge. I'd say maybe a 20-30% power gain. I want to get the supercharger really really badly, but alas funds are not allowing it.
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The main problem is the 22re ecu cannot compensate for more than a few pounds of boost. The air-flow meter can measure enough air for about 7 psi boost (afaik, the afm in the 22re and 22rte are the same, and contrary to popular belief is not as restricive as many would lead you to believe) but the ECU in the 22re is not programmed to compensate for 'boost' and the adjustments to ignition timing boost would require. If you have the knock sensor, that will help a bit, but relying on it for protection is not the best solution to the problem.
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