4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

According to the Car Care Nut, they both have the T24A-FTS. I'm sure the ECU software is different.

 

That's interesting.I went from a 2018 Offroad to a 2024 Offroad and noticed a big difference in quickness, over all power and smooth shifts

 

That’s because they aren’t.

 

I’m comparing the 2.4T to the 2.4Th, not the 3.5 Atkins Diet to the 2.4T.

 

Saw my first TH live today., I mean if you do a lot of serious water fording I get it but that snorkel is about as ugly as any accessory I have ever seen on any vehicle and completely ruins the look IMO. There I said it, flame away but man that sh$t is FUGLY.

 

1. It's not a snorkel and not for water fording, 2. It is fugly.

 

Pay $70k to look like the town Kumquat.

ETA: I wouldn’t be surprised if the TH trim is short-lived.

 

I doubt it , pretty sure it is selling well. Depends on yearly updates thay do.

 

Yes, I am absolutely certain,
it came out of the chief engineers mouth for the Tacoma

 

It’s all over the Internet along with the chief engineer of Toyota saying it.

 

Nobody said they were physically different, they are mapped and set up different

 

The snorkel is not for water. It’s for minimizing the dust from being sucked into the filter.

 

This is for everybody that had questions or statements in the last two pages….
And this is just one of many videos discussing the differences…….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6rYTumDhyY

 

"If you’re referring to whether they’re different as far as the engine/turbo set up alone, Toyota, has already admitted that The non-hybrid and hybrid motors are not the same, and are also mapped differently as to are the manual motors also mapped differently from the other two"

I was cornfuzed as the others. I think you meant one thing, but typed something else. For sure it is one gas motor with a whole lot of different sauce and fairy dust otherwise in the hybrid.

 

The LC 2.4T Hybrid uses Premium because it is mapped differently.

It wouldn't surprise me if they offer the 2.4T in the Tundra as a budget high MPG model. It will be mapped differently too.

 

There's no way they would put a 2.4-liter engine, blown or not, in a full-size truck.

 

I took that explicitly, too.

 

TFL and Sheldon.

 

And it could be worse!

 

Yeah, that would be crazy.