Supercharger upgrade - AE101 GTZ - need ideas

The place for all technical car discussions. If you haven't already, read our Disclaimer first!

Moderator: The Mod Squad

Supercharger upgrade - AE101 GTZ - need ideas

Postby Disco » Wed Oct 20, 2004 10:16 am

This is on behalf of a mate who has recently purchased a 1992 GTZ Trueno - very cool one too, has a nice big intercooler (still top mount which is a shame) but it's still only running 11psi (which i understand is stock, but I'm not sure)

Anyhow, he wants to upgrade the blower, make more boost..

Do toyota do a factory supercharger on anything that would suit?

I'm pretty sure that any larger supercharger is actually going to take more power to run than his current one so I've suggested he stick with the one thats on there but thought i'd put it to the masses..

and pulley kits - some better than others? - Are cusco ones the shit and where would you obtain some?


What do YOU suggest?
User avatar
Disco
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1756
Joined: Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:45 pm
Location: Hopped up on goof balls.

Postby Banga69 » Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:06 am

how much has he got to spend? you cna do anything but im sure $$ will play a big part.
CURRENT:
1994 Mazda Lantis


EX:
SOLD: AE101 GTZ ====>http://toyspeed.blakjak.net/profiles/profile.php?id=89
Banga69
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1683
Joined: Fri Sep 27, 2002 2:44 am
Location: Wellington

Postby aesc » Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:07 am

11psi is not stock, they run 8-9 standard so maybe he has a 164mm pulley on it.

He could put an SC14 supercharger on it, is a bit of work to make it fit as it has larger displacement, but the results would be good. Im not sure what you mean by 'taking more power to run', the engine would be able to run it sweet as. The sc14 s/c came off an old Soarer, not sure what model though.

Yip the Cusco ones are the best but are not easy to come by and are expensive ($1600 apparently). evil_si on here makes the 175mm pulleys by modifying the existing crank pulley and are very good, several ppl have bought them and swear by them

Might as well get in first, but I would suggest turboing it if hes keen on getting serious power. The supercharger no matter what you do will not be efficient at higher rpm, the power loss is very noticeable and is backed up by dyno results.
EX AE101 owner

2013 Ford Focus ST
User avatar
aesc
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1411
Joined: Wed Feb 18, 2004 2:29 pm
Location: Brisbane

Postby Disco » Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:53 am

aesc wrote:11psi is not stock, they run 8-9 standard so maybe he has a 164mm pulley on it.


Good stuff - useful

aesc wrote:He could put an SC14 supercharger on it, is a bit of work to make it fit as it has larger displacement, but the results would be good. Im not sure what you mean by 'taking more power to run', the engine would be able to run it sweet as. The sc14 s/c came off an old Soarer, not sure what model though.


yeah, this was the idea -

by 'takes more power to run' I mean it's only a l'il 1600 so if you put a blower from an engine that is twice that, you'd think it would take more power from the engine to drive the supercharger so might be slightly less responsive for the split second until the charger starts spinning and compressing air... but if they work sweet then all good... will have a look and see what soarers you're talking about.

aesc wrote:Yip the Cusco ones are the best but are not easy to come by and are expensive ($1600 apparently). evil_si on here makes the 175mm pulleys by modifying the existing crank pulley and are very good, several ppl have bought them and swear by them

True that - worth looking into - $1600 for some new pulleys is pretty up there...

aesc wrote:might as well get in first, but I would suggest turboing it if hes keen on getting serious power. The supercharger no matter what you do will not be efficient at higher rpm, the power loss is very noticeable and is backed up by dyno results.


yeah, thats a given really.. turbo vs charger is always gonna come out turbo on top... really depends on your app.... this is gonna be a round town beater for the most part i'd suggest so charger will be better I think..

thanks aesc, I will await other responses :D
User avatar
Disco
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1756
Joined: Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:45 pm
Location: Hopped up on goof balls.

Postby Disco » Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:55 am

Banga69 wrote:how much has he got to spend? you cna do anything but im sure $$ will play a big part.


Just had to say it didnt ya clint :D

Image
User avatar
Disco
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1756
Joined: Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:45 pm
Location: Hopped up on goof balls.

Postby EVLGTZ » Wed Oct 20, 2004 12:10 pm

Disco wrote:
aesc wrote:might as well get in first, but I would suggest turboing it if hes keen on getting serious power. The supercharger no matter what you do will not be efficient at higher rpm, the power loss is very noticeable and is backed up by dyno results.


yeah, thats a given really.. turbo vs charger is always gonna come out turbo on top... really depends on your app.... this is gonna be a round town beater for the most part i'd suggest so charger will be better I think..

thanks aesc, I will await other responses :D


actually if ya change to a larger s/c or to a turbo on that versioned 4agze in my opinion you'll need to also go to an aftermarket ecu (to overcome the map 4agze timing issues) to get the best out of it. IF ya dont use aftermarket ecu (or some other timing altering device) then that power loss will be there whether its turbo or s/c. Therefore this power loss issue at higher rpms isnt really an issue if the s/c is upgraded AND ecu as well.

Bazz is helping Fred upgrade the s/c to sc14 on his one at the mo. Although I think hes running afm verison 4agze so he prob wont need to aftermarket ecu to resolve these timing issues. Might be an idea to talk to one of them. Larger s/c is a very cool idea and different from all those jumping on the 4agte bandwagon. Should produce some good results.
EVLGTZ
Ex 4AGTE AE101 Levin - 13.3@173km/hr
Ex BPT BFMR Familia - 13.8@168km/hr
Ex 4AGZE AE82 - 14.2@163km/hr

Current - 2000 Toyota Caldina GT, 2008 Ford Territory FPV
User avatar
EVLGTZ
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 2347
Joined: Fri May 17, 2002 10:05 pm
Location: On the rocks

Postby Disco » Wed Oct 20, 2004 12:24 pm

SC14 is from a 1G-GZE 2000 L6

Cool, thanks for that Jade... - you're running link right?
User avatar
Disco
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1756
Joined: Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:45 pm
Location: Hopped up on goof balls.

Postby Bazda » Wed Oct 20, 2004 12:45 pm

yes thats right, freds sc14 we will be puttin on after uni finishes, also there seems to be 2 different types of sc14s, the difference is where the mounting brackets are on the sc14, if u get the wrong one then its very hard to install it and will hit the fire wall, if u get the right one u can still use the original bottom sc mount which actually lines the sc14 up pretty perfect!!
think this conversion will cost him just over 2K fitted.
1988 Toyota Levin GTZ 410kw atw @26psi
Join us on facebook - MRP - Manon Racing Products
http://www.mrpltd.co.nz
Turbonetics|Fortune Auto Coilovers|Wilwood brakes|Tilton clutches|
User avatar
Bazda
Toyspeed Sponsor
 
Posts: 5713
Joined: Sat Jun 01, 2002 10:32 pm
Location: Auckland

Postby aesc » Wed Oct 20, 2004 12:52 pm

EVLGTZ wrote:IF ya dont use aftermarket ecu (or some other timing altering device) then that power loss will be there whether its turbo or s/c. Therefore this power loss issue at higher rpms isnt really an issue if the s/c is upgraded AND ecu as well.


True, I did actually know that but just forgot to say it :roll:

Thing is that buying an aftermarket ECU adds a fair amount to the cost of the mods, in my eyes its hard to justify the cost unless your going the full distance, like what Jade has done to his by turboing.
EX AE101 owner

2013 Ford Focus ST
User avatar
aesc
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1411
Joined: Wed Feb 18, 2004 2:29 pm
Location: Brisbane

Postby EVLGTZ » Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:16 pm

I dunno eh,

reckon that a larger s/c with aftermarket ecu would be pretty darn impressive.

Plenty of cheap ecu options around nowadays.
EVLGTZ
Ex 4AGTE AE101 Levin - 13.3@173km/hr
Ex BPT BFMR Familia - 13.8@168km/hr
Ex 4AGZE AE82 - 14.2@163km/hr

Current - 2000 Toyota Caldina GT, 2008 Ford Territory FPV
User avatar
EVLGTZ
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 2347
Joined: Fri May 17, 2002 10:05 pm
Location: On the rocks

Postby IH8TEC » Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:30 pm

anyone know how much boost they could push, like maxish on sc12 is 14-15psi, what would the sc14 do?
Current Rides: 1994 Hiace Custom
KTM 250sx

Previous Car: 1988 Toyota Levin 4agte
234kw atw and 12.5@183kmh
Sold to a muppit who wrecked it
Hmm
User avatar
IH8TEC
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 3128
Joined: Wed Nov 26, 2003 7:11 pm

Postby Disco » Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:41 pm

IH8TEC wrote:anyone know how much boost they could push, like maxish on sc12 is 14-15psi, what would the sc14 do?


read this page

http://www.alsc.aus.as/messages/3/2333.html?1025255407
User avatar
Disco
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1756
Joined: Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:45 pm
Location: Hopped up on goof balls.

Postby aesc » Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:41 pm

I agree, an SC14 with aftermarket ecu would be impressive. How cheap is cheap for an aftermarket ecu then?

I read somewhere that a sc14 with 175mm pulley will boost 17-18psi but fuel pump and injectors max out around 17psi so the fuel system would need upgrading
EX AE101 owner

2013 Ford Focus ST
User avatar
aesc
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1411
Joined: Wed Feb 18, 2004 2:29 pm
Location: Brisbane

Postby Bazda » Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:44 pm

yea 175 will prob make 18psi, sc14's efficiency will kinda run out but they still provide good power and they wont melt if u got a front mount, built much stronger than a sc12.
fuel pump and extra injector will solve fuel problems.
1988 Toyota Levin GTZ 410kw atw @26psi
Join us on facebook - MRP - Manon Racing Products
http://www.mrpltd.co.nz
Turbonetics|Fortune Auto Coilovers|Wilwood brakes|Tilton clutches|
User avatar
Bazda
Toyspeed Sponsor
 
Posts: 5713
Joined: Sat Jun 01, 2002 10:32 pm
Location: Auckland

Postby FLAWLES » Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:55 pm

EVLGTZ wrote:

Bazz is helping Fred upgrade the s/c to sc14 on his one at the mo. Although I think hes running afm verison 4agze so he prob wont need to aftermarket ecu to resolve these timing issues. Might be an idea to talk to one of them. Larger s/c is a very cool idea and different from all those jumping on the 4agte bandwagon. Should produce some good results.


dam i was going to say that


but yea theres that option and then theres a thing called a vortex that is $$$$$$$ show us the money if u are going to slap one of those on u might is well go turbo

but talk to bazda
User avatar
FLAWLES
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1856
Joined: Sat Oct 11, 2003 11:26 am
Location: Hamilton

Postby Bazda » Wed Oct 20, 2004 7:29 pm

everyone just sell your map sensor and replace the loom with a afm one :D :D 8)
1988 Toyota Levin GTZ 410kw atw @26psi
Join us on facebook - MRP - Manon Racing Products
http://www.mrpltd.co.nz
Turbonetics|Fortune Auto Coilovers|Wilwood brakes|Tilton clutches|
User avatar
Bazda
Toyspeed Sponsor
 
Posts: 5713
Joined: Sat Jun 01, 2002 10:32 pm
Location: Auckland

Postby gdsup » Wed Oct 20, 2004 7:57 pm

well now my car is almost running i shall endeavour to dyno in this progression sc12-10psi on standard pulley, sc12-14psi, sc14 with larger pulley (i.e 14psi on sc12 pulley) all on standard ae92 MAP ecu, with the aim of 150 rwkw @ tourque performance on standard head/block/ecu, then prob change to megasquirt ecu, should be interesting to see how it goes...
gdsup
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 658
Joined: Wed Jan 28, 2004 10:56 pm
Location: gold coast, aussie

Postby Disco » Thu Oct 21, 2004 7:46 am

gdsup wrote:well now my car is almost running i shall endeavour to dyno in this progression sc12-10psi on standard pulley, sc12-14psi, sc14 with larger pulley (i.e 14psi on sc12 pulley) all on standard ae92 MAP ecu, with the aim of 150 rwkw @ tourque performance on standard head/block/ecu, then prob change to megasquirt ecu, should be interesting to see how it goes...


Good stuff man - would be real keen to see the results.
User avatar
Disco
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1756
Joined: Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:45 pm
Location: Hopped up on goof balls.

Postby qik20v » Thu Oct 21, 2004 8:29 am

what is involved in changing from a Ae101 map sensored engine/ecu/loom to make it AFM?

can you just swap the ecu's and get a new loom and AFM?
1996 AE111 Toyota Levin BZ-G - 15.1 @ 146km
http://toyspeed.blakjak.net/profiles/profile.php?id=301
User avatar
qik20v
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 115
Joined: Tue Jun 04, 2002 3:52 pm

Postby aesc » Thu Oct 21, 2004 12:45 pm

Hey Disco what type of aftermarket top mount has this Trueno got? Its not an ARC on is it?? If so, he doesnt wanna swap it for a VR4 cooler does he??
EX AE101 owner

2013 Ford Focus ST
User avatar
aesc
Toyspeed Member
 
Posts: 1411
Joined: Wed Feb 18, 2004 2:29 pm
Location: Brisbane


Return to Tech Questions

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 33 guests