GReddy has always been a huge supporter of Scion and its vehicles, producing a turbo kit for the original tC when it first hit the market. In fact, their tC was one of the cleanest ones ever built, so it's no surprise that they're already all over the new generation 2011 Scion tC, R&D'ing new parts including an exhaust system and turbo kit.
While snooping around GReddy's Plixi account, we spotted several photos of a 2011 Scion tC already under the knife. From what we can gather, they just picked up the car about a week ago and have already mocked up a new exhaust system for their SEMA project. It looks now they are now working hard on getting a turbo kit ready to go to show off to the rest of the industry come SEMA.
GReddy is well known for producing very streetable turbo kits that do not hamper the reliability and daily-driving ability of cars. We fully expect another high quality product from their factory once they get everything sorted out and ready to go. It should be a nice improvement to the factory 2.5L-liter inline-four, and knowing GReddy they'll aim for around 250-hp nice and safely.
And with HKS's Scion SEMA car confirmed, there's little doubt that we'll see a few other 2011 tCs all tricked out.
Be sure to catch AutoGuide's SEMA coverage starting November 2nd.
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