Car engine?

I'm gonna go out in a limb and say all of these engines were initially in a car. I don't mean modifications to an existing system or power plant I mean an engine that was specifically made to drive a compact if you will or midsize truck. My cousin had a dodge Durango it had 318 in it. My dad 65 barracuda had a 318. That's what I'm talking about.
That goes for the 360 and 440. Car powerplants by design.

 

Same thing for Ford - the 302 was originally designed for the Mustang and the Merc Cougar but could be found in the F - Series trucks and the Bronco. Owned a Bronco with the 302, and let me say - thing was a dog.

 

Ah yes like the 351. Windsor and Cleveland.

 

Hey I had to go run some errands. Are we at the kiss and make-up step yet?

 

ALL Tacomas are awesome

 

The most legendary toyota truck engine, was also used in the Celica….

 

If a person bought a Tacoma and are worried about 1/4 mile times…they are a fucking dumbass. lol!

 

I know but people always bring it up when hating on it.

 

funny thing is, I bet a 4.7 w/ a 3.35 rear gear could cruise 70 at 1800-2000 rpm and get better mileage

 

I don’t recall the 2.7 ever being used in a car

 

Probably

 

Omg what have I done!! I started this thread.

 

“How to start an argument on the internet”

1. Post an opinion
2. Wait

 

Legitimate question. Did you learn anything?

 

Haha!

That’s the beauty of Tw.

 

Yes.
Post a question and sit back and watch.

 

Toyota Hilux Surf, Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, Toyota, Toyota Tacoma, Toyota Hiace, Toyota Coaster, Toyota Innova, Toyota Hilux, Toyota 4Runner

Trucks and minivans

 

My next question was going to be Why the SR5 2x4 is considered the best option out there but I guess that would not be wise.

 

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