I thought the tundra was supposed to be bullet proof!
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Ahhhh smart guy with on an ego trip huh... i think that gay cowboy hat is cutting a little too much air from your brain. By the way cowboy... I thought you were trying to be a smart *** (which is what you enjoy TRYING to do) and thought you were saying it sarcastically. Which is why I said that. Back to the point, that tundra hit the brakes and hit the 4x4 button on the end... Them japs are more dirty than tobacco you texans spit. Lol
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RE: I thought the tundra was supposed to be bullet proof!
4wd will almost always win, unless it snaps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmofbFuJoT8
although i saw a vid where a dualy gets dragged...
although i saw a vid where a dualy gets dragged...
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RE: I thought the tundra was supposed to be bullet proof!
I feel the first gen was better. Less issues by comparison at the start and had a generally (in our area) great owners experience. As for acceleration sure, with good power sure and a 4.30 rearend and my truck will fly too. Toyota's present quality issues arent just limited to the tundra but include its bread and butter camry as well. As for the present local opinion, general complaints about quality(people bitch about little things too) but the biggest beef so far is it wont hit the mileage claimed, which is a bit part due to the rearend(possibly). I admit all vehicles have first year jitters but toyota has had two with that problem. I loved my 96 Tacoma, only reason i got rid of it was not really efficient for child car seat. As for the brand, I like toyota, but this is not their best effort by a long shot. Between cam shafts, trannys, torque converter issues, tailgate sure, and bed bounce, they need to fix it fast.
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RE: I thought the tundra was supposed to be bullet proof!
ORIGINAL: casper3380
I feel the first gen was better. Less issues by comparison at the start and had a generally (in our area) great owners experience. As for acceleration sure, with good power sure and a 4.30 rearend and my truck will fly too. Toyota's present quality issues arent just limited to the tundra but include its bread and butter camry as well. As for the present local opinion, general complaints about quality(people bitch about little things too) but the biggest beef so far is it wont hit the mileage claimed, which is a bit part due to the rearend(possibly). I admit all vehicles have first year jitters but toyota has had two with that problem. I loved my 96 Tacoma, only reason i got rid of it was not really efficient for child car seat. As for the brand, I like toyota, but this is not their best effort by a long shot. Between cam shafts, trannys, torque converter issues, tailgate sure, and bed bounce, they need to fix it fast.
I feel the first gen was better. Less issues by comparison at the start and had a generally (in our area) great owners experience. As for acceleration sure, with good power sure and a 4.30 rearend and my truck will fly too. Toyota's present quality issues arent just limited to the tundra but include its bread and butter camry as well. As for the present local opinion, general complaints about quality(people bitch about little things too) but the biggest beef so far is it wont hit the mileage claimed, which is a bit part due to the rearend(possibly). I admit all vehicles have first year jitters but toyota has had two with that problem. I loved my 96 Tacoma, only reason i got rid of it was not really efficient for child car seat. As for the brand, I like toyota, but this is not their best effort by a long shot. Between cam shafts, trannys, torque converter issues, tailgate sure, and bed bounce, they need to fix it fast.
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RE: I thought the tundra was supposed to be bullet proof!
yeah, i had to go in 3 times for a sensor. i figured out the problem myself though. it was my auto start. it was messing up on me and either turned on for 2 seconds then immediately off, or it stayed on for hours till i had to turn it off myself. ugh!!!! oh well, i fixed it by hitting the key start a million times. lol.
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RE: I thought the tundra was supposed to be bullet proof!
I know this vid has been posted before, but I still say holy crap every time I see it. If you have not seen it yet, make sure you are not drinking anything when you get to the Tundra or it will end up sprayed all over your computer screen....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWjTbiYo3x0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWjTbiYo3x0
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RE: I thought the tundra was supposed to be bullet proof!
ORIGINAL: De pinga!
ramitone.. i suggest you, ramitone up your azz. Your the dumb azz who doesn't see how the the guy in the ram in that link just floors it the whole and the the guy in the tundra hits it... HITS THE BREAKS!!!!!!!!(to get TRACTION) and then pulls the dodge that was spinning out already. Keep on believing what you want... idiot.
ramitone.. i suggest you, ramitone up your azz. Your the dumb azz who doesn't see how the the guy in the ram in that link just floors it the whole and the the guy in the tundra hits it... HITS THE BREAKS!!!!!!!!(to get TRACTION) and then pulls the dodge that was spinning out already. Keep on believing what you want... idiot.
