Kansas City Tacoma Crew - 816/913

More travel. I run 14" travel shocks with this kit to gain 17" of wheel travel. I've stuck my Long Reach jack from HF under a tire and jacked it all the way up and still had shock shaft left to go. Pics on my instagram.

 

because spending money is fun

 

Traditional Lifts < LT
Ride height < Travel

 

its somethin

 

326 HP, 465 ft-lbs

 

And hopefully a more intelligent ecu than the 3rd gen

 

wait and see tbh it would be nice if they can push that much with a 4banger turbo and have it still be reliable. to me the body design isnt good its way to boxy but thats me i dont like boxy designs unless its the 80s lol

 

hopefully toyota will keep the claims of power and all the above for the truck and not water it down like they have in the past and hopefully less issues then then new tundra ive seen a few things where its not doing to great

 

Front end is definitely a homage to the 2.5 gen bumper and the 3rd gen grill/fenders.
Not a fan of the saggy ass look though or the fender flares that don't match up with the fender lines.

 

$175 in gift cards, $100 to Home Depot, $75 Visa.

Decisions, decisions.

 

It's fine. Most of the complaints are Karen's, or people riding off of the 13 (count em, 13) early trucks that had wastegsate issues.

 

Didn't you buy a house in the last year? I'd knock out any work it needs and grab tools.

 

unsure i havent read to much up on it ive just seen a few complaints about em(reduced engine power, throttle lags and surges, stalling, faulty brakes, and electrical problems). i know my buddy likes his besides the interior being really cheap his steering wheel already fell apart (had that plastic one in the lower trim models) so he ordered a pro model one




just found out this.... why is this a thing..

 

Everyone is trying crap like this. Best thing is for customers to bitch about it on their new customer surveys. Toyota will eventually quit this Bs if people keep complaining

 

true started with bmw and then tesla right? its just sad its becoming a thing... hopefully enough complain about it and it goes away because tbh thats dumb! here you paid for it to be installed on the vehicle but now you must pay more money monthly to keep it working! like damn...

 

Or like Mopar announced all the electric vehicles are going to be unturnable by enthusiasts... But the shops are specialize in tuning their stuff already have access to a lot of their so-called uncrackable ECUs. So... There's also a kid in Britain who cracked BMWs and was able to activate people's services without them paying for subscription. I'm sure this is going to be the trend in the future

 

damn thats pretty funny tbh hah, ya sadly its gonna be a new trend of how to hack into stuff just so everyday people can use the features of the cars they own or to modify them

 

Crack this

 

idk why but i read this and thought of d.va in overwatch saying nerf this lmao