Supercharger TRD 2013 Auris Modellista

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Nick Prescott

Discussion Starter · Nov 10, 2015

In my never ending quest for knowledge / parts... it would appear as though in 2013 that TRD actually made 200 Toyota Auris Modellistas SUPERCHARGED with 178 horsepower... No surprise the author of this article still said it wasn't enough power. I'm pretty sure most car reviewers aren't happy unless whatever they are driving has over 250whp.

Toyota Auris TRD full review | TopCar

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Nick Prescott

Discussion Starter · #2 · Nov 10, 2015

Yes please....

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SiM

· #3 · Nov 10, 2015

Most journalists are horrible anyways, Top Gear being the brand they are tend to have horrible reviews.

That amount of power is enough for the street, should be what amounts to some good punchy linear power to mess with locally, even on a track with some nice twisty's, coming out those turns will be fun.

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DBB

· #4 · Nov 10, 2015

i dont think its so much the power figure they crave, but how easy it is to keep the motor boiling

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S-Factor

· #5 · Nov 12, 2015

Would the Auris TRD be compatible with the Scion iM?

Nick Prescott

Discussion Starter · #6 · Nov 12, 2015

S-Factor said:
Would the Auris TRD be compatible with the Scion iM?

I am fairly certain the heads are different (at least the cams are) from that model year, and the ECU would definitely be different.

SiM

· #7 · Nov 12, 2015

Only thing I can think of that will be different are RHD specific things, as long that isn't the case with something specific... you should be in the clear.

iMQuinn

· #8 · May 16, 2016

Subbed!
A supercharger would be nice! Atleast in between 200-300 & if with internal upgrades to atleast be in the 300-400s+ Maybe lols.

iMQuinn

· #9 · Jun 8, 2016

This TRD supercharger (in pic) for the 1.8L 1ZZ looks to fit. If only TRD or other performance would hurry up and make one like it for our 2Zs. v3v #iMinNeedOfBoost

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MiScion

· #10 · Jun 8, 2016

iMQuinn said:
This TRD supercharger (in pic) for the 1.8L 1ZZ looks to fit. If only TRD or other performance would hurry up and make one like it for our 2Zs. v3v #iMinNeedOfBoost

That looks amazing ! But you're right, 200-300whp on the street would be ideal. I'm pretty sure either the trans or some internal failure may occur beyond that.

Patrick.S

· #11 · Jun 8, 2016

Oh, a yellow top Optima battery. Anyone that plan on getting a bigger and better battery might want to stay away from Optima, they have been going downhill on those yellow tops. It's even worse that some of those yellow tops have to be special orders.

If it's something you can buy at the local wal-mart, then go ahead.

iMQuinn

· #12 · Jun 8, 2016

Thanks for the Optima battery warning.

Ok I contacted Monkey wrench racing about any compatible performance parts but the only answer I got was in pic still gives us affected by the mod bug hope ;D.

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iMQuinn

· #13 · Jun 9, 2016

Sorry if this has been posted but I Lurked on ToyodaNation and they have heard of a Lotus Elise S with a 2zrfe and a Magnuson supercharger on it & have had a member there confirm with lotus that it would fit with extra parts to make it compatible & I'm contacting to see if it would also be compatible with our 2zrfae.

So hungry for boost lols

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MiScion

· #14 · Jun 9, 2016

Ahhh I appreciate this information ! The fiending for boost is too real. I'm just really eager to see what these can produce. #BoostAddicts lol

Asphalt Anarchy

· #15 · Jun 11, 2016

iMQuinn said:
Sorry if this has been posted but I Lurked on ToyodaNation and they have heard of a Lotus Elise S with a 2zrfe and a Magnuson supercharger on it & have had a member there confirm with lotus that it would fit with extra parts to make it compatible & I'm contacting to see if it would also be compatible with our 2zrfae. So hungry for boost lols

The parts will fit but the ECU is not a match. Lotus has only used the 1zr-fae in any of their cars and it hasn't been boosted so they don't even have a tune for that. Plus they try to be all secretive about using Toyota parts because the rich guys won't pay the big bucks for a Toyota. You have to be like that guy on Toyota Nation and know someone that will even talk about it.

Anything on MWR/TK.com for the 2zr-fe will fit our engine but you're going to need to be able build an ECU to Piggyback harness from scratch or get Boomslang to do it for $600+. I've already talked to them about it. Turbo is the easy part. Tuning is the expensive part. That harness will be the single most expensive part of a bolt-on kit unless you want to cut up your OEM harness.

But with 10.6:1 compression I'm not bothering with it until I have the money for forged internals first. You're looking at $10k easy to build a reliable FI engine for this car. If you do most of it yourself. But if you're going to skip the internals I would just get the basic $1200 kit form TKC and start there because the piping for the intercooler will be different and you really want to use a Greddy e-Manage Ultimate instead of the AEM FIC that comes in the full kit. It handles VVTi better and can give you limited control over the Valvematic system.

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iMQuinn

· #16 · Jun 12, 2016 (Edited)

Asphalt Anarchy said:
iMQuinn said:

Sorry if this has been posted but I Lurked on ToyodaNation and they have heard of a Lotus Elise S with a 2zrfe and a Magnuson supercharger on it & have had a member there confirm with lotus that it would fit with extra parts to make it compatible & I'm contacting to see if it would also be compatible with our 2zrfae.

So hungry for boost lols

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The parts will fit but the ECU is not a match. Lotus has only used the 1zr-fae in any of their cars and it hasn't been boosted so they don't even have a tune for that. Plus they try to be all secretive about using Toyota parts because the rich guys won't pay the big bucks for a Toyota. You have to be like that guy on Toyota Nation and know someone that will even talk about it.

Anything on MWR/TK.com for the 2zr-fe will fit our engine but you're going to need to be able build an ECU to Piggyback harness from scratch or get Boomslang to do it for $600+. I've already talked to them about it. Turbo is the easy part. Tuning is the expensive part. That harness will be the single most expensive part of a bolt-on kit unless you want to cut up your OEM harness.

But with 10.6:1 compression I'm not bothering with it until I have the money for forged internals first. You're looking at $10k easy to build a reliable FI engine for this car. If you do most of it yourself. But if you're going to skip the internals I would just get the basic $1200 kit form TKC and start there because the piping for the intercooler will be different and you really want to use a Greddy e-Manage Ultimate instead of the AEM FIC that comes in the full kit. It handles VVTi better and can give you limited control over the Valvematic system.

Thanks for your input I & I know others greatly appreciate it!

I am currently still looking for the ease of a supercharger BUT will look into doing the turbo route if nothing seems to come to play anytime soon.. Good looking out

iMQuinn

· #17 · Jun 21, 2016

Idk if this has been posted but it's a Blitz supercharger on a yaris I believe it's 1.5L though.. I hope they make one for us 1.8L guys preferably for 2016 iMs CVT&MTs
Even 60-90Hp would be fine by me lols
And maybe an option for more HP if internals were built.. Anyway yh!

https://youtu.be/KgzK9EsRhtY

iMQuinn

· #18 · Aug 22, 2016 (Edited)

Still lurking from time to time & found Rotrex supercharger kits.. I've read a few 86s have them beside the vortex kits.. I've just msged them out of curiosity if there is one available/Compatible for our vehicles or one in development/Can be fabricated and pricing. On youtube there is a 09 Rolla with one but the person who has modified it has not really given much info on the build..

All I know was it had ran rich before it had it's standalone.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JWFBln7o1vo

MiScion

· #19 · Aug 23, 2016

iMQuinn said:
Still lurking from time to time & found Rotrex supercharger kits.. I've read a few 86s have them beside the vortex kits.. I've just msged them out of curiosity if there is one available/Compatible for our vehicles or one in development/Can be fabricated and pricing. On youtube there is a 09 Rolla with one but the person who has modified it has not really given much info on the build..

All I know was it had ran rich before it had it's standalone.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JWFBln7o1vo

Found this in the comments from the owner

This is a european corolla 1.6 1ZR-FE engine with 126 hp ( same as auris) I made my own bracket for the compressor. mounted between alternator and aircondition pump

Used rav4 2.4L injector
1 grade colder spark plug
Rotrex c16-60 with the biggest pulley (+50 hp)
AEM FIC piggyback for ecu control
Weapon R header 2.5 inch exhaust from cat
Engine components are 100%

stock final results - 126 to 180 hp without intercooler

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SiM

· #20 · Aug 23, 2016

iMQuinn said:
Still lurking from time to time & found Rotrex supercharger kits.. I've read a few 86s have them beside the vortex kits.. I've just msged them out of curiosity if there is one available/Compatible for our vehicles or one in development/Can be fabricated and pricing. On youtube there is a 09 Rolla with one but the person who has modified it has not really given much info on the build..

All I know was it had ran rich before it had it's standalone.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JWFBln7o1vo

You can try messaging the guy, if you get a response please do share it here. I might follow the same path once I get an iM.

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