Colorado B.S. Thread

I wouldn't mind 4 hours to live... Felt like shit since mid Saturday. Haven't done anything, no voice or energy since i haven't been able to eat.

 

Look at the positive, if you die, you don't need to worry about your trip, or the the mpg loss of a trailer.

 

Maybe it really was the waiter.

 

Probably gave us some shit water.
Got so much to do and can't do anything.

 

Beer ftw.

 

It was mostly beer with like one glass of water.

 

Question for tundra guys, does the TRD model have a locking rear diff?
Looking at one with TRD sticker but no rear locker.

 

Bad sinus infection.. wtf!

These happy pills better work quick!

 

Nope, one of the reasons I move the big green one on the weekend.

 

No locker, cool, thanks

 

What does the TRD model come with? Is it worth the sticker?

 

Oops, @thefatkid

 

Yellow shocks and if after 2000, as very weak rear LSD.

You're still talking about a 1st gen?

 

I have a Dr appointment at 1

 

Yes, 2006.

 

Prolly a good candidate for an ARB if that's the case.

 

Speaking of 1st gen Tundras... how easy is it to downshift going up/ down in the mountains? It looks like on the 4 speed auto you only have the option of downshifting to 2 or L, but is 2nd too low to shift into when going up to/ down from the Eisenhower tunnel for more power/ engine braking? @thefatkid @Star-Lord?

 

I have no idea, first time owner

 

long ass weekend...

 

You have the 4 speed gear selector. "D" range=all for gears with a very conservative torque convert lockup. O/D Off button=3rd, 2nd, 1st with more aggressive lockup (locked up more often even under higher load). "2" 2nd and 1st no lockup. "L" 1st only no lockup

Edit: engine braking when any range other than "D" is selected