AMR500 build at 233k miles. - Toyota Yaris Forums

Zedicus · 07-04-2020, 01:35 PM

The 1nzfe out of a scion xb using a belt driven power steering pump on the back of the engine. I really considered mounting a small supercharger back there and running it off the scion xb crank pulley in place of the ps pump. This would be the perfect install to do WITH an intercooler as there would be a fair amount of plumbing involved to get the supercharger hooked to the intake on the front of the engine. I thought a small side mount intercooler tucked into the bumper would be great to get this all plumbed. Though a true front mount intercooler would be fine too. I ended up doing an NA build because i already have a turbo projectin the garage and i did not want to add delay to my 1nz build.

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07-04-2020, 01:35 PM	#6
Zedicus Drives: scion xb Join Date: Apr 2020 Location: SW KS Posts: 30	The 1nzfe out of a scion xb using a belt driven power steering pump on the back of the engine. I really considered mounting a small supercharger back there and running it off the scion xb crank pulley in place of the ps pump. This would be the perfect install to do WITH an intercooler as there would be a fair amount of plumbing involved to get the supercharger hooked to the intake on the front of the engine. I thought a small side mount intercooler tucked into the bumper would be great to get this all plumbed. Though a true front mount intercooler would be fine too. I ended up doing an NA build because i already have a turbo projectin the garage and i did not want to add delay to my 1nz build.