Great Vid!! A friend of mine added your exhaust and coil packs to his 2018 JLUR and we could feel the difference. I am thinking about trying these on my 2019 4Runner TRD OffRoad. When we go to Colorado and higher areas I would love the better response.
If I Owned a Toyota I'd bet I would for sure drop these coils in!Ripp is Amazing IMO,they stand behind their products,you can bet that every stone was turned over too make these proper and performance oriented!!The #s Don't LIE!👍 Knocked it out again Ripp
These are the videos that I like to see. Numbers to back up the claims. Do you have a video for the RIPP 3.8 L coil pack showing the same thing? I am wondering what kind of gains I can expect out of my 2010 Jeep Wrangler with ripp supercharger. Also, do you recommend a different spark plug gap and/or spark plug than what you normally recommend for your supercharger kits in order to get the most out of the stronger coil?
has this been tested in 20+ 4runners? Since they have a different ecu I've pretty much given up on a supercharger and am now leaning towards just regearing. already have an exhaust and intake . would love ANY additional torque when towing
Do you guys have any sound clips of the new heritage super chargers? Was on the website seeing the prices and saw a heritage edition rip supercharger. Wondering what that sounds like vs the stock rip supercharger.
I ordered a set for my Tacoma 4.0. I understand these won't fit with out some modification but I am going to test them out and see if they are worth it! My truck is already supercharged so this should be a nice little cherry on top. Hopefully in the future you will offer a set for the 4.0 1GR-FE (Single VVTi) for us 2nd gen tacoma folks.
@@luisramos5330 I just gave them away. One coil went bad and it wouldn’t let my truck run, it was throwing codes for all coilpacks and truck would just die. I gave them to someone who had the same thing happen to them so they may be able to get a working set with a few spares.
Very interested in getting these for my turbocharged 4.0 Tacoma. When will they be back in stock? And any way I could help with research for them on a turbocharged truck?
Any long term tests on these for 5th gen 4runners? MPG gains, over stock, etc. Id love to give them a shot, and even test them for you. Hard to find any info on these in regards to the 4 runner.
Hello, there are independent non sponsored Toyota videos out there. The data from the 3.5 and thr 4.0 are the same. Simply search RIPP coils for Toyota, watch the videos and ask end users.
I have a 2017 Tacoma TRD OR Manual. You’re welcome to install and test on mine so you can get lower RPM data. Most people don’t daily drive over 3000 rpms. This would show the gains in a more day-to-day operation.
Website has nothing about this for a 5th gen 4runner. Only the 'coming soon' for the Tacoma 3.5 V6. When will it be available for purchase and what is the price for the 5th gen 4Runner with the 4.0L V6?
I would be interested in knowing the DA at the time of the pulls? Additionally, what load capacity the Dyno is setup with? My experiences tell me the shops that focus on very high load, partial throttle performance, make all the difference. Thanks guys!
Check out these guys installing the prototypes they do a good job showing you how they go in and what they do. ruclips.net/video/UcETI_F1o2U/видео.html
@@RIPPMODS has some competition there. While TRD dumped their Magnuson contract, you can still get the Magnuson roots style kit. Underdog Racing Development (URD) has a 2.3L twin screw Whipple kit together for sale. ProCharger has a centrifugal style as well (though I have yet to actually see anything other than dealer demo). I've been running the URD Whipple kit with a bunch of other mods and will be keeping an eye on these.
This product has little to no effect on engine longevity. It is a simple bolt on power adder which takes advantage of the other factory components and uses them to their fullest potential.
We suggest using 91 octane fuel to make the quoted HP gains. While 87 does work we noted some pre-ignition at lower RPMs while using this grade fuel. 91 rids of the pre-ignition and smooths out the power curve.
Honest question here. If these produce 10-15 free/untapped hp and improve fuel economy, then why doesn't Toyota do this them self? What is the negative aspect of this mod? There has to be a downside.
@@RIPPMODS wouldn’t the manufacturers just sell the car for $800 more ? And have a engine that gets better emissions and better mpg and more power and use all those advantages to sell more ? Or do these maybe have a slightly shorter life span? I mean better mpg and emissions alone would allow them to sell more trucks or sell the new Supra with 50hp more because of how the epa restricts manufacturers overall when it comes to mpg and emissions
@@huntertodd7915 The majority of OEM manufacturers have not updated ignition coil designs since the early 2000s. Toyota for instance uses the same internal coil design on 2021 Tacoma's that they did on the 2001 Tacoma. Performance vehicles like the Supra, GTR, Yaris GR, etc. use updated and more powerful ignition coils since it matters much more in that automotive sector.
The same Toyota that could easily put the 6spd GX460 trans in the 4runner which would give it better fuel economy, but doesn't because that's not Toyotas philosophy, they are a play it safe company.
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Love seeing the development of a new vehicle! I know quite a few people who would love this sending them your way!
I know Ross and his biz for 23 years. They always do top notch job. Force be with you:)
This is awesome!!! You guys got a new sub! Keep up the awesome work
Great Vid!! A friend of mine added your exhaust and coil packs to his 2018 JLUR and we could feel the difference. I am thinking about trying these on my 2019 4Runner TRD OffRoad. When we go to Colorado and higher areas I would love the better response.
If I Owned a Toyota I'd bet I would for sure drop these coils in!Ripp is Amazing IMO,they stand behind their products,you can bet that every stone was turned over too make these proper and performance oriented!!The #s Don't LIE!👍
Knocked it out again Ripp
These are the videos that I like to see. Numbers to back up the claims. Do you have a video for the RIPP 3.8 L coil pack showing the same thing? I am wondering what kind of gains I can expect out of my 2010 Jeep Wrangler with ripp supercharger.
Also, do you recommend a different spark plug gap and/or spark plug than what you normally recommend for your supercharger kits in order to get the most out of the stronger coil?
Nice results! Are these available for a 06 Tacoma?
would love to try these in my 4runner
has this been tested in 20+ 4runners? Since they have a different ecu
I've pretty much given up on a supercharger and am now leaning towards just regearing. already have an exhaust and intake . would love ANY additional torque when towing
Do you guys have any sound clips of the new heritage super chargers? Was on the website seeing the prices and saw a heritage edition rip supercharger. Wondering what that sounds like vs the stock rip supercharger.
Any future plans on bringing this to a 2018 Ram 6.4 hemi power wagon 2500?
I’d love to see how much it changes MPGs… Not that I bought a 4Runner for fuel economy
I ordered a set for my Tacoma 4.0. I understand these won't fit with out some modification but I am going to test them out and see if they are worth it! My truck is already supercharged so this should be a nice little cherry on top. Hopefully in the future you will offer a set for the 4.0 1GR-FE (Single VVTi) for us 2nd gen tacoma folks.
Hey Toni! Shoot us an email to tech@rippmods.com, we're interested in seeing how these worked out for you with a supercharger.
How did they work out still running?
@@luisramos5330 I just gave them away. One coil went bad and it wouldn’t let my truck run, it was throwing codes for all coilpacks and truck would just die. I gave them to someone who had the same thing happen to them so they may be able to get a working set with a few spares.
Do you guys have anything to give the 2020 corolla se manual more POWER!!!
I seriously want to try these on my wife’s Dodge Journey 😂
Will these fit the 2.7l as well?
I installed these on my FJ cruiser. I noticed a big difference.
Hows the performance now your fj its been 2 year ? Planing to get for my 4runner .
So whens the supercharger coming out for the 5th gen T4R? You can borrow my truck in NJ for it
Currently not in near plans. We are considering it for future development.
Sup Ross! Ross was Staten Island’s secret before the internet ruined that...
Very interested in getting these for my turbocharged 4.0 Tacoma. When will they be back in stock? And any way I could help with research for them on a turbocharged truck?
ETA one month for restock.
Any long term tests on these for 5th gen 4runners? MPG gains, over stock, etc. Id love to give them a shot, and even test them for you. Hard to find any info on these in regards to the 4 runner.
Hello, there are independent non sponsored Toyota videos out there. The data from the 3.5 and thr 4.0 are the same. Simply search RIPP coils for Toyota, watch the videos and ask end users.
Not much data with respect to 5th gen 4Runners. Is this still a target market for RIPP?
I have a 2017 Tacoma TRD OR Manual. You’re welcome to install and test on mine so you can get lower RPM data. Most people don’t daily drive over 3000 rpms. This would show the gains in a more day-to-day operation.
This data has already been accrued as we've tested for over a year and have had the product available for another year.
@@RIPPMODS I’ll have to wait until they return to stock so I can order a set. Curious what the Butt Dyno will report!
Website has nothing about this for a 5th gen 4runner. Only the 'coming soon' for the Tacoma 3.5 V6. When will it be available for purchase and what is the price for the 5th gen 4Runner with the 4.0L V6?
It's all coming together and will be up soon.
No tune required for these coil packs? Just plug and play for that kind of gain?
This is a plug and play mod, however as covered in the video should you go for a tune this would help make more power.
I saw your post post in a 5th gen 4runner group on Facebook but now I can't find the post. Do you have a link?
Please visit www.rippmods.com for more information on your vehicle or email sales@rippmods.com for more details.
facebook.com/groups/700943013602148/permalink/1174544389575339/
Do you take them off when bringing the truck to the dealer for maintenance?
We do not
I would be interested in knowing the DA at the time of the pulls? Additionally, what load capacity the Dyno is setup with? My experiences tell me the shops that focus on very high load, partial throttle performance, make all the difference. Thanks guys!
Country of origin of these coils ?
Is there any development going on for single VVTi 1GR-FE engine?
Yes! New 4.0 specific coils are coming very soon
Do you have to gap the spark plug more than stock for the 3.5L V6 Tacoma?
Nope, we did everything with factory plugs at factory gap
I would love to see a set of these for my Toyota Sienna.
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@@warrenb8228 oh golly gee gosh Charlie, I don't even know you!
Would they be ok running with a vivid racing ECU Flash tune
Yes, no problem
Would have liked a close up of the coils themselves. I'm not a real experienced mechanic
Check out these guys installing the prototypes they do a good job showing you how they go in and what they do. ruclips.net/video/UcETI_F1o2U/видео.html
can the RIPP HIGH PERFORMANCE COIL PACKS work for a 2000 Toyota tundra SR5 4.7L V8
No these do not work for that model, sorry.
When are these becoming available?
6/30 is our ETA for restock
Will these void my warranty on my 2020 4Runner TRD off road?
No
Any boost for the 4 runner in the future??
Maybe 🤔
@@RIPPMODS has some competition there. While TRD dumped their Magnuson contract, you can still get the Magnuson roots style kit. Underdog Racing Development (URD) has a 2.3L twin screw Whipple kit together for sale. ProCharger has a centrifugal style as well (though I have yet to actually see anything other than dealer demo).
I've been running the URD Whipple kit with a bunch of other mods and will be keeping an eye on these.
Do these effect engine longevity?
This product has little to no effect on engine longevity. It is a simple bolt on power adder which takes advantage of the other factory components and uses them to their fullest potential.
The only way to get max gains from the mod means you have too run premium fuel.
We suggest using 91 octane fuel to make the quoted HP gains. While 87 does work we noted some pre-ignition at lower RPMs while using this grade fuel. 91 rids of the pre-ignition and smooths out the power curve.
Can you run 91 octane with these coils?
Yes
Any problems installing them with a 2015 Toyota 4Runner with a Magnuson supercharger.
Not that we have seen
How much hp should it add?
@@Toyota4runnerman1120 at the 4:00 mark there is a dyno run and then an explanation of power added with graph. Take a look 👍
@@Toyota4runnerman1120 We have not installed them ourselves with a supercharger nor have we seen dyno results of that.
Are these available for the tundra?
Will be soon 👍
When will these be available for purchase
Honest question here.
If these produce 10-15 free/untapped hp and improve fuel economy, then why doesn't Toyota do this them self?
What is the negative aspect of this mod? There has to be a downside.
Cost of goods, these are more expensive to make -
@@RIPPMODS wouldn’t the manufacturers just sell the car for $800 more ? And have a engine that gets better emissions and better mpg and more power and use all those advantages to sell more ? Or do these maybe have a slightly shorter life span?
I mean better mpg and emissions alone would allow them to sell more trucks or sell the new Supra with 50hp more because of how the epa restricts manufacturers overall when it comes to mpg and emissions
@@huntertodd7915 The majority of OEM manufacturers have not updated ignition coil designs since the early 2000s. Toyota for instance uses the same internal coil design on 2021 Tacoma's that they did on the 2001 Tacoma. Performance vehicles like the Supra, GTR, Yaris GR, etc. use updated and more powerful ignition coils since it matters much more in that automotive sector.
The same Toyota that could easily put the 6spd GX460 trans in the 4runner which would give it better fuel economy, but doesn't because that's not Toyotas philosophy, they are a play it safe company.
I am looking for a Toyota 3rz 2.7 4 cylinder engine
Hey thank you for commenting, please email tech@rippmods.com with that question.
When will these be available?
Summer 2020 in production now