I haz cool performance mod,

NOOOOO I THOUGHT YOU WERE COOL MAN. Just broke BWW rule #1

 

Wut

 

There are three simple rules when going to BWW
1. Wings or GTFO
2. To see the semi mediocre racks
3. Get smashed at the bar while rooting against the other guys team

 

Trump card: wife is General Manager of a BWW and she has an excellent rack.

I get to do what I want.

 

LIKE A BOSS

 

Pics of rack.

 

Well played

 

There are people on this forum who have met her and can vouch for said rack.

 

@Rock Lobster but really, what was the mod he pmd you?

 

Pics of people?

 

Damnit did you just give validaty to this thread?

Well is it something that can be done on the 3.4? Guess it wouldn't hurt to ask

 

Is that in reference to the throttle by wire? Cause those rolled out in 03. Not sure what other differences there are between 03 and 04.

And validity to this thread, seeing as it was a satirical reference to the guys sneak fiasco.

 

Just grounded shifter to body...... Shifts faster..... Butt dyno proven.
Also works for manuals

 

?

 

All the small penises in the open

Small penis for weight reduction.

 

unscrew knob...... Strip wire, wrap wire around threads..... Screw shiftknob back on..... Ground other end of wire to body under the center console

 

1. That's interesting.
2. I wonder why this would improve anything.
3. If its not too much trouble, do you have any pictures of what you did? I know it sounds very simple but I'm a visual sort of guy.

 

picatures are not declassified yet

 

snowden that shit.

 

The ground wire to the frame from the throttle body was a big thing in the Juke forums for a bit when I owned one. No one was able to get better times with it. Basically it works on cars where the throttle sensor is grounded to the throttle body and only if the current ground is dirty increasing the stock resistance value. It became a thing after a few Audi and Mazda products showed some improved throttle response. Since the Tacoma sensor is not grounded to the throttle body and, in general, the electrical in our trucks is fairly clean I can't see it doing anything, but who knows.