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FR-S vs Tacoma

Discussion in 'Toyota Trucks & SUVs' started by sjang, Aug 26, 2013.

  1. Sep 16, 2013 at 10:52 AM
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    Konvict KROG

    Konvict KROG Live Free or Die Trying

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    Traded the 2015 TRD Pro 6spd Supercharged on a PowerWagon and could not be happier. My 2011 Tacoma with the TX Baja package (Added by me) is still treating me great. My 1985 Toyota never skips a beat.
    I was extremely dissapointed with the boxer's 200 hp as well..

    when i drove it the car was wonderful, but that thing is gutless

    for refference to people have not driven one, 2008 civic si, while not nearly as wonderful to drive felt substantialy more powerful and quicker with nearly identical HP rating.

    The boxer feels much closer power wise to the 138 hp 1.8 in the mr2 spyder

    The 6sp is nice, never drove the auto and the rear seats folded down for cargo are much smaller than they appear online.
     
  2. Sep 16, 2013 at 10:57 AM
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    Konvict KROG

    Konvict KROG Live Free or Die Trying

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    Traded the 2015 TRD Pro 6spd Supercharged on a PowerWagon and could not be happier. My 2011 Tacoma with the TX Baja package (Added by me) is still treating me great. My 1985 Toyota never skips a beat.
    even worse, i would bet that a v6 auto taco would give a 0-60 drag on the FRS very close run for its money.
     
  3. Sep 17, 2018 at 10:37 AM
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    Badgerfang

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    I might be late to this party, but you will feel like a giant sitting in an FR-S, (fun to drive though)
     
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  4. Oct 27, 2018 at 3:07 PM
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    2004TacomaSR5

    2004TacomaSR5 Nemesis Prime

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    Tacoma is stock and staying that way, Pickup is TBA as of now.
    FR-S is just flashy and fast, the Tacoma is the true multipurpose vehicle, it can do a little bit of everything except go fast! But, trucks aren't made for that.
     
  5. Nov 15, 2018 at 9:34 AM
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    ZigRig

    ZigRig Well-Known Member

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    Tonneau cover Double din stereo Wired for a subwoofer Billet Grill LineX Bed Otherwise, bone stock
    Bait and hook. There should be a minimum to start new threads.
    IQ just goes low 10 poynts reeding OP. Turd now must resst

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