Just had the guys at National Speed in Wilmington install the Magnuson on my 2020 Tundra. No regrets whatsoever. The throttle response is instant even with moderate input. Push the pedal to the floor and your laughing with excitement. I'm convinced that I'm taking it to the next level with the long tube headers, smaller pulley etc... Everyone has their vices, I know what mine are.
if the engine is still making near factory hp specs on the dyno then it is good to go. Slap the charger on. 200-300k is fine if the engine has been maintained.
I wouldn't worry about mileage if you know the maintenance has been kept up on. There's quite a few people who have put a supercharger on 200k+ mile V8s and the V6
Can I still use my S&B Cold Air Intake System with this supercharger? Also have you guys done a whipple supercharger install on a 2nd gen tundra yet? I didnt see the option on your website.
Which would you say is more reliable long term the Magnuson or Harrop? Never pulled the trigger because I don't know which one lol. Would be a stage one btw on a stock tundra with trd dual exhaust.
Magnuson made the TRD Supercharger 1.9 but they have an upgrade to 2.6 SC . Look into it because it stays cooler and it’s spec to Toyotas request for reliability
Magnuson has more support and backing from toyota along with being approved by toyota (obviously no warranty though) but I would say both are honestly safe.
Have yall done any tuning with turbo setups on the 3urfe, I'm hoping to be ready for tuning after the first of the year and no one upstate SC is keen on toyota tuning other than your typical 1j an 2j setups
@@NationalSpeedInc it's from a 2007 tundra rcsb. My other tundra is tuned by DAP. But if I get my build together in time, a trip to Wilmington may be in order!
Correct! While this truck in particular operates on 93 octane, we have done multiple builds which still operate safely on 87 octane, although the impact to power output is considerable.
Hello, Does the truck was have a custom tune ? Harrop site mentioned only 88 lft gain but you got 150 lft gain on a stage 1. Was the installation done in Carolina or Virginia ? Thank you
A friend has a supercharged Tundra 5.7, he doesn't have any mods made to it other that the Magnuson supercharged, he has killed two transmissions and he was told that the stock transmission doesn't hold up much more power than the stock 7.7 engine has, what's your experience regarding transmission reliability?
Its weird that you say that the supercharger makes all its gains at low and midrange rpm and then on your dyno chart you only show 3k to redline. Like you said at the beginning of the video my truck spends 90% of its time below 3k rpm.
I assume they just loop that in with the 200 series Land Cruiser that he mentions at the end of the video. All parts should be interchangeable for 200 series and LX 570, no?
So do you guys recommend wheels and tires first? Prior to this, so the tune takes into account the extra tires? Do you need to upgrade/beef up drive shaft? Or rear end? Or like diff and cv input thingys for front end? Or will the stock be able to handle it ok. Kind of beginning my research down this rabbit hole. Had a modded/tuned built subie WRX previously like 6-7yrs ago.
Hey Dean, I recommend initiating a conversation with one of our Performance Consultants first. They will be able to get you an accurate quote and let you know what our backlog is approximately. The easiest thing to do is to fill out our contact form on our website. www.nationalspeedinc.com/contact
Hey Reginald! As it turns out, we do not have any connections in SoCal. However, we have customers ship in their vehicles from all over the country for our Performance Packages! I encourage you to reach out to a Performance Consultant, we'd be glad to chat! nationalspeedinc.com/contact/
I think years ago motortrend did a test of the TRD factory supercharger setup that Toyota used to offer which was a Magnuson and they got 4.5 in a 2wd rcsb Tundra.
They start around $10k installed. nationalspeedinc.com/packages/toyota/toyota-truck/2007-2021-tundra/tundra-xk50-platform/ Feel free to fill out our contact form, a Performance Consultant will reach out to you and get you a more detailed quote. www.nationalspeedinc.com/contact
Just had the guys at National Speed in Wilmington install the Magnuson on my 2020 Tundra. No regrets whatsoever. The throttle response is instant even with moderate input. Push the pedal to the floor and your laughing with excitement. I'm convinced that I'm taking it to the next level with the long tube headers, smaller pulley etc... Everyone has their vices, I know what mine are.
Any issues so far and how are you enjoying it a year later?
@@Mike-x6i4l I sold the truck 6 months after getting it done. Not because of any issues, just wanted something different.
@@oxouk that sucks to hear but I hope you found what you were looking for
@@oxouk😂
Are these CARB approved? What would be the maximum mileage on a 5.7 engine that you would not recommend adding a supercharger?
if the engine is still making near factory hp specs on the dyno then it is good to go. Slap the charger on. 200-300k is fine if the engine has been maintained.
I wouldn't worry about mileage if you know the maintenance has been kept up on. There's quite a few people who have put a supercharger on 200k+ mile V8s and the V6
Where did that guy drop that banana from? WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE BANANA!
lol...I wasent expecting that 😅😅😅
I had the same question.
The banana fell out from his shorts!! 😂😂
So is the harrop avaialble for the 4.6l? Magnusons doesnt.
Hell yea iv got a 2016 tundra and for sure need this
Do you recommend for older truck high mileage? Like 2007/ 210k ??
is there on for the 4.7L engian???
I wonder what this would do for the 4.6 1ur-fe
Same
what is the cost of having a shop do this for you? parts and labor. thanks
On my wishlist for now
Can I still use my S&B Cold Air Intake System with this supercharger? Also have you guys done a whipple supercharger install on a 2nd gen tundra yet? I didnt see the option on your website.
Do y’all have something in Tucson, AZ. If not could you suggest where to go.
Do you have to replace internals? Will this not pass smog? How much did this cost? The super charger and an average of labor?
A lot of
Which would you say is more reliable long term the Magnuson or Harrop? Never pulled the trigger because I don't know which one lol. Would be a stage one btw on a stock tundra with trd dual exhaust.
Magnuson made the TRD Supercharger 1.9 but they have an upgrade to 2.6 SC . Look into it because it stays cooler and it’s spec to Toyotas request for reliability
Magnuson has more support and backing from toyota along with being approved by toyota (obviously no warranty though) but I would say both are honestly safe.
Have yall done any tuning with turbo setups on the 3urfe, I'm hoping to be ready for tuning after the first of the year and no one upstate SC is keen on toyota tuning other than your typical 1j an 2j setups
We do a ton of 3UR-FE tunes! What's the year/model?
@@NationalSpeedInc I have two 3urfbe and a 3urfe, but the one I'm building now is the 3urfe that I'm planning on doing a turbo setup
@@NationalSpeedInc it's from a 2007 tundra rcsb. My other tundra is tuned by DAP. But if I get my build together in time, a trip to Wilmington may be in order!
The Random 🍌🤣 @2:09
We love a random banana!
Is this available for 2018 tundra 4.6
Did you change to premium fuel post supercharger? Does supercharger make you require premium fuel? What is the cost?
Correct! While this truck in particular operates on 93 octane, we have done multiple builds which still operate safely on 87 octane, although the impact to power output is considerable.
What other stages are offered?
Hello,
Does the truck was have a custom tune ? Harrop site mentioned only 88 lft gain but you got 150 lft gain on a stage 1.
Was the installation done in Carolina or Virginia ?
Thank you
Yes, we custom tuned this one! This is the Wilmington, NC location.
A friend has a supercharged Tundra 5.7, he doesn't have any mods made to it other that the Magnuson supercharged, he has killed two transmissions and he was told that the stock transmission doesn't hold up much more power than the stock 7.7 engine has, what's your experience regarding transmission reliability?
Has your friend resolved the issue? If so, how?
@@aspe7187 Level 10 transmission, pretty expensive but as today it has worked flawlessly
@@aspe7187 I would also like to know the solution to this problem.
what's the MPG on that
Its bad now, I GUARANTEE it will be worse after the install!!!! i like my 17 just wish mileage was better!!!
I’m in Louisiana what would I need to do if I decide to get a package for my 21 tundra? Anywhere close?
How much for my 20 tundra trd pro?
How much?
Anything for a 2002 Tundra?
I wanna know the mpg on it
Will it work in a 2018 4.6 tundra?
What's the cost out the door
Upwards of 15k
Why does the gas not read correctly? Also any check engine lights?
@@ryanmoose4948 yes what?
Just got 🎉this stage 2
Does stage 1 have any major change to mpg?
Hey Ronald! During cruise conditions, you should not see a change in mpg. However, that is purely dependent on how much you press that skinny pedal!
Its weird that you say that the supercharger makes all its gains at low and midrange rpm and then on your dyno chart you only show 3k to redline. Like you said at the beginning of the video my truck spends 90% of its time below 3k rpm.
What’s the mpg on 93 afterwards?
Garbage just like stock…..lol.
Why isn't the Lexus LX570 included in your kits? It would be nice to get one. One day.
I assume they just loop that in with the 200 series Land Cruiser that he mentions at the end of the video. All parts should be interchangeable for 200 series and LX 570, no?
RIP Banana 😂😂😂😂
So do you guys recommend wheels and tires first? Prior to this, so the tune takes into account the extra tires? Do you need to upgrade/beef up drive shaft? Or rear end? Or like diff and cv input thingys for front end? Or will the stock be able to handle it ok. Kind of beginning my research down this rabbit hole. Had a modded/tuned built subie WRX previously like 6-7yrs ago.
What's the price on this super charger?
If you have to ask, you can't afford it..😂
Is it the same whith a 4.7 and will I blow my engine up???
The 4.7L UZ and 4.6L UR engine both accept forced induction well!
@National Speed how much would it be to install this on a 2018 toyota tundra 4.6
Can I just drop my 2018 tundra 5.7 trd off road limited and u do your thing?
Hey Dean, I recommend initiating a conversation with one of our Performance Consultants first. They will be able to get you an accurate quote and let you know what our backlog is approximately. The easiest thing to do is to fill out our contact form on our website. www.nationalspeedinc.com/contact
@@NationalSpeedInc are there any locations near Charleston SC?
I live in Riverside County in SoCal.... is there an authorized installer and tuner you can recommend for me?
Hey Reginald! As it turns out, we do not have any connections in SoCal. However, we have customers ship in their vehicles from all over the country for our Performance Packages! I encourage you to reach out to a Performance Consultant, we'd be glad to chat! nationalspeedinc.com/contact/
@@NationalSpeedIncyall got any installers in florida, orlado area ?
The banana at 2:09?
I want that
0-60 on the new sc rig?
I think years ago motortrend did a test of the TRD factory supercharger setup that Toyota used to offer which was a Magnuson and they got 4.5 in a 2wd rcsb Tundra.
Under 9k installed?
They start around $10k installed. nationalspeedinc.com/packages/toyota/toyota-truck/2007-2021-tundra/tundra-xk50-platform/
Feel free to fill out our contact form, a Performance Consultant will reach out to you and get you a more detailed quote. www.nationalspeedinc.com/contact
And this truck gets 13 mpg already this will help it achieve 5 mpg lol 😂
Message sent!!
Banana fell 🍌
too bad Tundra gas mileage SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have a 2017 4x4, I dont need more power I need better milage!!!!!!!!!!
How much for my 20 tundra trd pro?