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SCQTT 10-10-2019 12:52 PM

I made my 86 feel much faster.
 
I purchased a Tacoma TRD Pro last week.

278 HP never felt so boring, the 86 is an absolute rocket in comparison.

Dadhawk 10-10-2019 01:25 PM

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SCQTT 10-10-2019 01:40 PM

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Last night, bean field by my house.

Will BRZ 10-10-2019 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by SCQTT (Post 3265759)
Last night, bean field by my house.

Beautiful :drool: I love the new Tacomas. Congratulations!

SCQTT 10-10-2019 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Will BRZ (Post 3265773)
Beautiful :drool: I love the new Tacomas. Congratulations!

Thanks, we'll see how it sticks. The last time I tried a (new) 02 Tacoma I had it less than two years. A transmission that could not make up its mind and a tailgate that could not withstand a lightweight dirtbike, were its downfall.

My old truck, now a winter beater with 200K was bought new in the fall of 2005, it has been flawless. Silverado Duramax/Allison

I just don't need a truck that big anymore.

Sad part is the Tacoma was more expensive than the Silverado was 14 years ago, and gets worse MPG.

When I bought the Chevy diesel fuel had been .50 cents a gallon cheaper than gas for a decade. almost immediately it flipped, and has been .50-1.00 more per gallon ever since.

I went to buy a TRD Off-Road, but there were a few things I was going to change on it. In the end they gave me a stupid price on the Pro. I'm happy.

Will BRZ 10-10-2019 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by SCQTT (Post 3265779)
Thanks, we'll see how it sticks. The last time I tried a (new) 02 Tacoma I had it less than two years. A transmission that could not make up its mind and a tailgate that could not withstand a lightweight dirtbike, were its downfall.

My old truck, now a winter beater with 200K was bought new in the fall of 2005, it has been flawless. Silverado Duramax/Allison

I just don't need a truck that big anymore.

Sad part is the Tacoma was more expensive than the Silverado was 14 years ago, and gets worse MPG.

When I bought the Chevy diesel fuel had been .50 cents a gallon cheaper than gas for a decade. almost immediately it flipped, and has been .50-1.00 more per gallon ever since.

I went to buy a TRD Off-Road, but there were a few things I was going to change on it. In the end they gave me a stupid price on the Pro. I'm happy.

Wow really? My dad bought his 03 manual Tacoma new and has had it since with only minor issues. I guess that’s why I love those trucks since I grew up riding in one with my dad. No bs he actually just bought an 02 automatic Tacoma for himself but think I really want to drive it when it rains or whatever instead of the BRZ lol He really wants to get into a 2018 so we’ll see but it’s definitely a truck I’d like to own one day.

mrg666 10-10-2019 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by SCQTT (Post 3265724)
I purchased a Tacoma TRD Pro last week.

278 HP never felt so boring, the 86 is an absolute rocket in comparison.

86 doesn't go where Tacoma goes,
Tacoma is not fun, of course,
where 86 goes.
:bonk:
How is my poem?
BTW, congrats and enjoy!

SCQTT 10-10-2019 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by mrg666 (Post 3265862)
86 doesn't go where Tacoma goes,
Tacoma is not fun, of course,
where 86 goes.
:bonk:
How is my poem?
BTW, congrats and enjoy!


Without question two different tools for two different jobs.

weederr33 10-10-2019 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by SCQTT (Post 3265759)
Last night, bean field by my house.

That's a damn good looking truck at least lol

bfrank1972 10-11-2019 11:09 AM

lol, my 86 is pretty much an exotic supercar now that I daily my 97 4runner (183hp, 3800+lbs).

EAGLE5 10-11-2019 11:58 AM

I have a 5000lbs Ram 1500, but with a V8, 4WD, LSD, and 3.92 rear, it's actually faster than the FRS, or at least it feels that way.

Except in the corners.

Dadhawk 10-11-2019 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by jsimon7777 (Post 3266095)
I have a 5000lbs Ram 1500, but with a V8, 4WD, LSD, and 3.92 rear, it's actually faster than the FRS, or at least it feels that way.

Except in the corners.

It's faster in the corners too....well once.

SCQTT 10-12-2019 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by jsimon7777 (Post 3266095)
I have a 5000lbs Ram 1500, but with a V8, 4WD, LSD, and 3.92 rear, it's actually faster than the FRS, or at least it feels that way.

Except in the corners.


Heck, my 3.5 twin turbo Transit work van is just about as fast as my 86 in a straight line.

But in reality the 86 is magic in corners. Amost nothing else compares, it's pure.

Clutch Dog 10-12-2019 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by SCQTT (Post 3266361)
Heck, my 3.5 twin turbo Transit work van is just about as fast as my 86 in a straight line.

But in reality the 86 is magic in corners. Amost nothing else compares, it's pure.

Fasinating what some parts bin special and time can do.

I have an SUV as well but I would never say it feels slow compared to the 86..

its got twice as much torque and the cornering is what makes it feel lumbersome


but its got cushy heated leather seats and It fits more than moi so ;) I like it


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