Is your Taco 4wd or 2wd?

4wd LT

 

This guy just found out his 4x4 is a dog compared to the pre-runner he mistakenly purchased.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...tire-save-weight-plus-some-4wd-questions.html

 

Hey butt head...popcorn guy is mine!

 

Reported

 

Take that up with the OP of that thread, he not happy.

 

4wd LT is awesome just a lot more money, a lot more to break (and it does trust me) and you can't pull near as much travel.

 

Mostly prerunners on Oahu. Most lifted tacomas here are prerunners also

 

Your island has less capacity of some sort.

 

My gets up pretty quick too but it's not exactly stock. Even weighs about 1500lbs over factory weight

Solo's front kit can pull 19" with 4wd. haha

 

And it's badass! But very expensive and has a lot more to break like I said. It pulls 19" but not bumped and strapped with an axle.

 

no where to wheel really
this whole island is paved...
on the outer islands is a different story tho.

 

I plan to get it eventually! I thought it was supposed to pull 19" with the axle in though Granted bumps and straps may limit that some

 

There is a big difference in what it can pull and what you'll run it at. Mine pulls 22" metal to metal, I'm sure as hell not running 22".

 

What?! Like your front end pulls that? What kit do you have? and what do you pull bumped and strapped?

 

Dirt designs tundra race kit. It's bumped at strapped at 18"

 

I'm pretty sure the 3rd gen Taco's don't start until 2014

Ah! That makes sense. You don't even have a Taco, well that 22" isn't on one anyway. I'm not strapped and if I took my bumps out I think I would only gain about an 1" of up travel and no down travel, but I'm also running the factory length arms. I measured my travel at whopping 10". haha

 

Yeah I have stretched every inch out of my brothers 2nd gen including air bump up front. He is pulling 9.5".

Mine not quite all the way drooped out.

 

Not immediatly driving a new vehicle off road does NOT make you any less the man, just a smarter man who wisely gets the feel of the vehicle.

BTW if anyone has any doubt about my manhood: Been offroading since the early 60's.

I too just bought a new TRD Sport which has never been off road.

If it gets too difficult I will roll out my 6X6 Pinzgauer.

 

You sir are the biggest man with that at your command.