General Supercharger Thread

I definitely lost some of everything in the valley but I used fuel hose with a magnet glued in and was able to retrieve...the valley is a true abyss!

 

What about due to weather? Would seem like the larger temperature delta in the winter would cause more condensation in the engine. At this point I don't even check my catch can because there's such a trivial amount in it. On the two built engines I have, during break in and the first 100 miles or so they would fill the catch can almost to the brim with a couple dozen miles, but once sealed up they catch as much as the Tundra does.

 

Speaking of the catch can, what is the best routing?

 

Heard back from Whipple. I'll have the missing pieces/decals tomorrow or the next

They asked for the label on the bag of the missing parts in a separate email. Wonder if someone's getting chewed

 

Did mine earlier this year and dropped the old one as soon as I unthreaded it. Turned a 10 minute job into an hour. Only thing that got it out was a small rubber hose hooked up to a vacuum.

 

should i be adding a PCV valve to my to-do list before the whipple install? Y'all are scaring me.

I'm about at 40k miles.

 

Might as well while it’s apart. Cheap insurance

 

is this the correct PN?

$13 12204-38030

12204-38030


Anyone know if any of these are the OEM mfg?

 

that part number matches what I got for my 2019. Toyota part was ~$7.50 from Fred Anderson.

 

That’s what I’ve got.

 

Apparently it is possible to get real parts from Amazon. I gambled as it's not a big deal if it had to go back.

Hoping this is the end of my evap codes.