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Who knows. That's what i'm saying. Who is actually within the limits of these magical numbers when hauling around their family and crap? I sure know i'm probably not. There is no mention that i know of stating reduced capacity for higher duty cycle. Numbers are from a '21 Tundra extended...

It's all relatively meaningless. The way numbers are assigned makes little sense. Why does a V8 Tundra have a 1300ish lb payload capacity, many new f150s are around the 1500lb mark but a 2022 Chevy traverse has around 1600lb payload capacity?

Located in: Greer, SC Something a little different... This was a new model last year from the Chinook travel trailer side. A small toy hauler with a garage, allowing you to carry a motorcycle, bicycles, whatever inside without having to unload/move your cargo to fully utilize the camper...

I have some 5th gen dobbinson overland springs if ya want to go that route. I believe they will work in a 4th gen. I put airbags in my icon coils in the 5th gen I had. I never liked the way they rode, to level up the back it rode very stiff. I now have airbags in the back of my frontier (with...

Makes sense!

In the TFL video, the truck they showed had the column shifter. Did they change from the knob shifter or is that only on certain trims?

are they not planning to release it here in the future?

so many questions...

I put EBC yellow stuff pads on my Frontier front and back. Like you mention, the friction letters show lower, but the difference is felt pretty quickly. Once bedded in, they stop much better. And when you get them hot, they stop even better still. No noise, but tons of dust. They won't last...

But that's the whole controversy right? You have a motor that has great power, but is very complex, generates a lot of heat and gets very poor gas mileage when worked hard BUT is easy to drive. The 5.0 may not beat the 3.5 up the side of a mountain, but is perceived to be less complex (so it's...

3.73 with 3.5l only with the max payload packages (long beds) or the powerboost i believe. As you note, most appear to come with the 3.31. 3.55 with he 3.5l usually show up with the max tow or optioned. 5.0l comes with the 3.73l with max tow and can be had with smaller bed sizes. I guess...

I hear the 5.0 has less overheating issues than the 3.5 too... Not sure if that's true or not.

It's all about maintenance and driving it correctly. You seem to be doing a good job of it. Since the head has been off fairly recently, it's had the head gasket replaced which can be the weak link. Hopefully the entire cooling system has been replaced by now (hoses, radiator, fan clutch...

Well... lets see... They are asking for an on-road tire that will see very little use offroad, in fact they have other tires other tires for that. I had no issues with LT tires on my 80 series either. Same as i don't on my Frontier. But they both ended up with decreased fuel mileage and more...

What do you mean you do know how full size trucks get away with p-tires? That's easy, because they are rated for more than the max load of the vehicle. A 275/70R16 Michelin LTX has a capacity of 2601lbs and weighs 38lbs. That gives you over 10k capacity at full pressure. The LX470 for...

i did the mopar BBK years ago on my '12 Rubicon 2DR running 35s. Easy to install kit, nice that it even comes with a master cylinder. Especially for the price, it's hard to beat.

So i've had something a bit different for almost a year now. 17' Chinook Dream Hauler. Primary reason i went with this is the relatively light weight (5090lb GVWR) and that you can load a motorcycle (or bikes or whatever) and still have complete functionality of the camper without unloading...

Love it. I had a 96-ish a few years back. I really liked it. Underrated platform. Occasionally i search around to see if i can find another cheap.

That'll be a great trip! How old are your tires...?

2.8l duramax? the colorado motor? That can't be right is it?