Jump to content
The mkiv Supra Owners Club

na-t


scott87
 Share

Recommended Posts

Ok just looking for some help. Im keeping a stock na engine.

 

I now have the following:

 

Turbo

manifold

screamer pipe

wastegate

2nd decat back

sandwhich plate

boost gauge etc

ecu

 

What else do i need?

 

Exhaust to 2nd decat

intercooler and pipework

oil return feed

modified oil sump

Link to comment
Share on other sites

If it helps here's my list copy and pasted..

 

Xs t4 manifold £195📍29ft.lbf

T61 turbo t4 3" v-band £350📍

Wastegate £75 📍 - scrapped and bought precision 46mm after countless issues!

Fmic £65 deliverd 📍

Intercooler Piping 3" £78 📍

Screamer pipe £25delivered📍

4" Downpipe + mid pipe £245 📍

4" flexi section

Oil cooler with an10 fittings 📍

Aem tru boost gauge controller 52mm £140📍

Aem afr gauge

Hks bov 📍

4 runner dizzy PN1910165040📍

 

Oil filter sandwich plate £10 📍

Walbro 255 fuel pump £55📍

thermostatic oil plate 16un £55📍

Oil temp/pressure gauge £100📍

Oil return/feed pipe £40 📍

EMU Extension harness £65📍

Emange ultimate ecu £230 📍

Ecu harness £82 📍

3bar map sensor £24 📍

Oil feed flange £8 📍

4an oil feed braided hose £15 📍

4an feed fittings £14 📍

10an return hose £9 📍

1/8 npt boost Vacume📍

Vacume t-pieces📍

Fmic brackets top 115mm / bottom 175mm 📍

vacume hose £2.80 📍

3.5" v band clamp 📍

4"-3" exhaust reducer £45📍

Ht lead no 2 pn 90919-15326📍

90degree 2.5- 3" silicon hose📍

Heat wrap £36 📍

4" 45degree silicone hose 📍

4" k&n filter

Rear crank seal £25.58📍

Turbo shield £40

Dextron 11 power steering fluid📍

Gearbox fluid

Spec stage 3 clutch

5w30 fully synthetic📍

Exhaust hanger 📍

Exhaust modifications/fitting £200📍

440cc injectors

6.8ohm 50w resistors

 

 

2 mapping sessions, hopefully 3rd time lucky?

Edited by ballsdeep (see edit history)
Link to comment
Share on other sites

If it helps here's my list copy and pasted..

 

Also look here:

 

Xs t4 manifold £195��29ft.lbf

T61 turbo t4 3" v-band £350��

Wastegate £75 �� - scrapped and bought precision 46mm after countless issues!

Fmic £65 deliverd ��

Intercooler Piping 3" £78 ��

Screamer pipe £25delivered��

4" Downpipe + mid pipe £245 ��

4" flexi section

Oil cooler with an10 fittings ��

Aem tru boost gauge controller 52mm £140��

Aem afr gauge

Hks bov ��

4 runner dizzy PN1910165040��

 

Oil filter sandwich plate £10 ��

Walbro 255 fuel pump £55��

thermostatic oil plate 16un £55��

Oil temp/pressure gauge £100��

Oil return/feed pipe £40 ��

EMU Extension harness £65��

Emange ultimate ecu £230 ��

Ecu harness £82 ��

3bar map sensor £24 ��

Oil feed flange £8 ��

4an oil feed braided hose £15 ��

4an feed fittings £14 ��

10an return hose £9 ��

1/8 npt boost Vacume��

Vacume t-pieces��

Fmic brackets top 115mm / bottom 175mm ��

vacume hose £2.80 ��

3.5" v band clamp ��

4"-3" exhaust reducer £45��

Ht lead no 2 pn 90919-15326��

90degree 2.5- 3" silicon hose��

Heat wrap £36 ��

4" 45degree silicone hose ��

4" k&n filter

Rear crank seal £25.58��

Turbo shield £40

Dextron 11 power steering fluid��

Gearbox fluid

Spec stage 3 clutch

5w30 fully synthetic��

Exhaust hanger ��

Exhaust modifications/fitting £200��

440cc injectors

6.8ohm 50w resistors

 

 

2 mapping sessions, hopefully 3rd time lucky?

 

Spot on thanks. I have all the big bits then. Just the smaller bits needed and the intercooler and pipework. Oh and also the exhaust from 2nd decat to the turbo.

 

Im not using a map3 bar sensor as such low power

also running the standard w58 clutch for a while as again running such low power but this will get increased to a better one

Exhaust has already been modified from 2nd decat back so that is sorted too :D

 

Got new fluids already and the coolant has ust been changed. as has the gearbox and diff oil.

 

Going to road map the car myself :/

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Scott if your road mapping, can I suggest a decent wide and afr gauge.

 

It's funny how these lists keep getting larger!!

 

What is this?

 

I have read up on the ecu im going to use and basically it said to use the base 2jzge base map, then put it into auto mode and turn the car off. Then turn back on and go for a gentle drive. Then adjust the maps accordingly.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Its a wideband air/fuel ratio gauge

 

If your mapping it yourself you will definately need one to have any idea how its running i would imagine, i had my previous car highly tuned and it was running lean without me knowing so for that reason i would never be without one on a modified engine

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Its a wideband air/fuel ratio gauge

 

If your mapping it yourself you will definately need one to have any idea how its running i would imagine, i had my previous car highly tuned and it was running lean without me knowing so for that reason i would never be without one on a modified engine

 

Will the ecu not give me this information back on the computer when mapping?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Scott what ecu is this. It sounds like your going to run a base map and just adjust the fuel trims. I know the emu can do this with af target maps but you need a wideband. If you get one I suggest the innovate mtx, it also has a narrowband simulation so you can delete your O2 sensors and just run the wideband.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Restore formatting

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

 Share

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. You might also be interested in our Guidelines, Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.