Rockwerx
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One of my friends has the last body style of Yota pickup. It has a small but high torque V8. He and his wife use it to pull a small 5th wheel travel trailer. It works very well for them. Shortly after he purcahsed it he had a true dual exhaust installed. It sounds very nice and is not too loud. He documents his fuel economy and he noticed an improvment after his exhaust mods. I have driven it when we were hunting for firewood while out camping and I was impressed with the power and torque it makes. The newer larger Yota V8s have even more torque and hp than the one my friend has. I have heard the new ones are pretty hard on fuel compared to the last series V8.
Today I saw a really cool lifted and fully modified late model 5.7 Tundra. From what I could tell it had every aftermarket part you could think of on it! I bet it would be a lot of fun in the mud!
Some of my friends used to run those late 70s 4x4 Yota pickups. They were amazing off road machines! They only had to complete a couple of mods and they would go even more places. First mod was to install some high arch springs. Second mod was to install some 33 or 35 inch tires and wheels. It always blew me away where they could go with only those two mods! There is something to be said for simplicity in a smaller, lighter machine. I have my doubts that the newer trucks could go the same places with out extensive mods...or thrashing the machine.
Today I saw a really cool lifted and fully modified late model 5.7 Tundra. From what I could tell it had every aftermarket part you could think of on it! I bet it would be a lot of fun in the mud!
Some of my friends used to run those late 70s 4x4 Yota pickups. They were amazing off road machines! They only had to complete a couple of mods and they would go even more places. First mod was to install some high arch springs. Second mod was to install some 33 or 35 inch tires and wheels. It always blew me away where they could go with only those two mods! There is something to be said for simplicity in a smaller, lighter machine. I have my doubts that the newer trucks could go the same places with out extensive mods...or thrashing the machine.