My FRS mods talk

[Photomikes garage]

What next steps should I take with my FRS?
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGj3l4s_JaE&t=9s"]Scion FRS mods talk - YouTube[/ame]

[Lorico]

next step, get a real super charger!

[8RZ]

Or turbo.

[Photomikes garage]

Originally Posted by Lorico

next step, get a real super charger!

I have a real supercharger now but if you mean a conventional supercharger, I agree and that might be in the works this fall.

[DailyDriver86]

i really wanted to learn more about the electric supercharger. After college and being educated... i believe you wasted your money. How dare they call this a "super charger"

my 60 year old professor calls it momentary viagra

[Lorico]

Originally Posted by Photomikes garage

I have a real supercharger

lol cool

[Impureclient]

Attention: Everybody that doesn't think the electric supercharger works please step to your right right and in an orderly fashion please follow the signs to the "forced induction" subforum and don't start arguments here.

[Lorico]

Originally Posted by Impureclient

Attention: Everybody that doesn't think the electric supercharger works please step to your right right and in an orderly fashion please follow the signs to the "forced induction" subforum and don't start arguments here.

"holds breath momentarily until battery is depleted"... ok fine....

[Mim]

Photomike disregard the heathens over dismissing the phantom ESC. They likely have not looked into it and dismissed it out of hand without any understanding as to where it fits in the scheme of things, performance and budget wise. Personally it appeals to me as a mild type of FI that places less physical stress on the engine, is easy to install, much cheaper than traditional FI installs, and helps the car greatly low down where it matters as a daily driver.

Speaking from experience, I certainly recommend the aluminum driveshaft, but I would look to doing an FD ratio swap at the same time, assuming you have not already done so. I'd look into Weir performance - http://www.weirperformance.com/finaldrivegears.html, plenty of threads on it on our forum so see what people tend to go with. I myself went for the Cusco 4.556 for my A/T.

I'm looking at going for the Subaru OEM oil cooler also. I'm purely a street DD oriented build, but even with staying NA I appreciate the benefits and piece of mind of having some cooling. I find getting oil tempts to optimal on startup's faster to be one of the main benefits of this style, along with the clean and minimalistic install and cost. Here's a great DYI along with a parts list - http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50427

Aesthetics like body kits is a personal thing so I'll leave that one pretty much alone, but as a left of field suggestion, have you considered a headlight swap to HID's or moding your existing?

[Photomikes garage]

Originally Posted by DailyDriver86

i really wanted to learn more about the electric supercharger. After college and being educated... i believe you wasted your money. How dare they call this a "super charger"

my 60 year old professor calls it momentary viagra

Viagra works, maybe you should try it.

[Photomikes garage]

Originally Posted by Mim

Photomike disregard the heathens over dismissing the phantom ESC. They likely have not looked into it and dismissed it out of hand without any understanding as to where it fits in the scheme of things, performance and budget wise. Personally it appeals to me as a mild type of FI that places less physical stress on the engine, is easy to install, much cheaper than traditional FI installs, and helps the car greatly low down where it matters as a daily driver.

Speaking from experience, I certainly recommend the aluminum driveshaft, but I would look to doing an FD ratio swap at the same time, assuming you have not already done so. I'd look into Weir performance - http://www.weirperformance.com/finaldrivegears.html, plenty of threads on it on our forum so see what people tend to go with. I myself went for the Cusco 4.556 for my A/T.

I'm looking at going for the Subaru OEM oil cooler also. I'm purely a street DD oriented build, but even with staying NA I appreciate the benefits and piece of mind of having some cooling. I find getting oil tempts to optimal on startup's faster to be one of the main benefits of this style, along with the clean and minimalistic install and cost. Here's a great DYI along with a parts list - http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50427

Aesthetics like body kits is a personal thing so I'll leave that one pretty much alone, but as a left of field suggestion, have you considered a headlight swap to HID's or moding your existing?

I agree , this supercharger is a great option for a unstressed daily driver. I considered the fd ratio change but seems pretty expensive and I am not sure I cold do it my self . Yes you are right, the oem cooler is great because it heats the oil and cools it as well. I am a little apprehensive about baking my headlights but I do have a mini HID kit installed.
Thanks for your comments and suggestions.