Best Supercharger for 3rd Gen tacoma

Has ripp come out with a supercharger for the Tacoma?

 

welcome aboard

 

I just went through this exact process before pulling the trigger on the Magnuson. It’s a good chunk of change so make sure you do your due diligence and read the threads thoroughly. Lots of info on this site.

Here is my break down.

Magnuson:
Pros:
-Tuning available
-Looks OEM
-Minimal maintenance
-Reliability
-CARB Legal
-Easy straight forward install
-Many members running this system with positive and negative feedback, (this is big… you know exactly what you’re getting before you purchase)
-Customer support is good

Cons:
-Conservative tune has quirks that need to be worked out
-Potentially less power than competitor
-No supercharger whine
-Never in stock

URD:
Pros:
-Affordable price
-Gadget customer support, (this is big)
-In stock right now, (as of this post)
-Power potential
-Looks OEM
-Turbo like spool and progressive power delivery
-HKS blow off valve
-Supercharger whine

Cons:
-No tuning available yet, (in the works)
-Not CARB Legal
-More involved installation
-Scheduled supercharger maintenance required
-Not many running this system, (feedback from one member is positive, no other posts exist despite having test trucks out there).

Helpful threads. There are more but these are the big ones. Make sure you search.

Magnuson:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...acoma-unboxing-install-diy-dyno-video.693562/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-magnuson-supercharger-review-discussion.688267/

Install manual for magnuson:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0...-89-35-001_Rev.J_3.5L_Tacoma.pdf?v=1634150261

URD:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/urd-3-5l-supercharger.706473/

 

Any updates on the URD? Curious since the Mag system is still silly expensive for the actual HP increase that it offers