Toyota Tundra Forum

cool! I can't wait

It's going to take sometime for someone to come out with something, My guess is we'll see a super charger first.

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well my buddy chad took his hatch si civic today to houston and got his tuned he put a new turbo kit on the civic looks bad ass inter cooler reverse gauges carbon hood any ways 325hp when he got back 3 runs on dyno and got 72hp out of it i asked him to talk to them about the tundra they said they will look into it they said they will go over the harness to see if they can find away to hook the computer up so fingures crossed o and something to think about 400 for 3 runs print outs and the tune best gain i have found

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future s/c lowering 5 star 22 x 10 and wide low pros

ok guys i have sent a e-mail to Power Enterprise about the 5.7L engine. I found out that it works with the 05 tundras so there should be no reason why it shoudn't work with the 5.7. all you would need is to get the pinout of the ecu to make sure you have the right wires and then it is just tuning. so it looks very promising so far. i will keep ya'll up to date on this.

jeff

Very Cool, Keep us up to date!

Thanks

Yeah please keep us updated and stay persistent. The first company to do it will make a killing. I really think there is a lot of performance to be had just by removing some of the nannies Toyota installed.

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2007 RCSB 5.7L w/ Sport package

Future Mods: JBA headers and TRD supercharger!
JBA Exhaust here, didn't fit!!!
Voalnt Intake ordered and on the way!
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Stock 07 Tundra 0 to 115mph. 60mph in 5.6 seconds

Subscribing with drool on my chin. A tuner will really help our trucks perform at their best. Tune/Intake/Exhaust and mid 13s here we come.

A good place to start, at least as far as A/F ratios are concerned, is to scan the A/F ratio during a full throttle pull (while driving - under load). Also monitor intake air temp and how it affects timing as well.

Does anyone here have the OBD scantool that interfaces with the nice GUI? I saw a couple of screenshots the other day from someone on TS. I'm very curious to see how lean (or rich) the ECU will allow the mix to get...

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2007 Tundra DC Limited 5.7L 4x4 - Slate Metallic
Red Rock Leather -- Navigation -- TRD Exhaust -- Airaid Intake -- 20" Factory Wheels -- Bedliner with Rails

"Current member of TS, looking to get away from all the BS over there..."

Does the 5.7 use a previously existing engine management system? Or is it completely new code?

The ideal happening would be some fully customizable software like the GM boys have in LS1edit.

I could only dream that we get that much control over the ecu. The demand would have to sky rocket before most companys would even try anything. Here's hoping!!!