2013 FJ and 2019 4Runner TRD Pro.I had an 2007 FJ, now a 2017 Taco
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2013 FJ and 2019 4Runner TRD Pro.I had an 2007 FJ, now a 2017 Taco
If u have slept in your car- hell ya u can hang here!I drive an '06 Scion tC, can I hang out here with you guys? Since there's 4Runner and FJ guys here, if it helps my qualifications I have parked in the gravel lot of forest preserves many times, and I have folded my rear seats flat and slept happily in the car. ?
Sounds like you qualify ?I drive an '06 Scion tC, can I hang out here with you guys? Since there's 4Runner and FJ guys here, if it helps my qualifications I have parked in the gravel lot of forest preserves many times, and I have folded my rear seats flat and slept happily in the car. ?
I'm looking forward to more power in the 2.7 vs my 2002 4Runner, but I'm just hoping that it will have the same reliable and durable as 3.4 L V6 with just over 200,000Just curious as a Toyota owner for the last 13 years, does anyone have any experience with the Ford’s 2.7 V6 compared to the Tacoma’s 3.5V6? Or for that matter compared tit he 2.3, never driven the Ford so just wanting some comparison on the motors, power, durability...
Traditionally turbocharged engines would not be as durable. Often this was the application, some sort of sport or performance car that was often driven at high revs with high boost. This sort of application would expose engines with poor build tolerances. I don’t know for sure, but I suspect the 2.7 has lower pressure turbos and the 10sp auto will keep the revs lower. That should improve durability, but as reliable as a 3.4, 4.0, or 4.7 Toyota engine — probably not.I'm looking forward to more power in the 2.7 vs my 2002 4Runner, but I'm just hoping that it will have the same reliable and durable as 3.4 L V6 with just over 200,000
Agreed.33 years. Sad that Toyota is sitting on success and left behind....