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Yep. There are 4 tundras with a million miles on them.

I will make it there before I die Thank you for the info.

From the factory I’ve seen it goes over the frame.

Out of curiosity, why would you route the exhaust under the frame?

Kaiser stopped making cars by the time they started making these. :)

Kaiser made these trucks as well.

I’m not sure if anyone has heard about this. Pretty sweet. Only vehicle to have driven on all 7 continents and to completely drive across all 6. http://www.expeditions7.com

The only part made in China is the battery.

After owning a unimog for a long tome, I’ve become fond of frame flex. When I first got it, I was disappointed and thought it was weak. But now realize it’s not weak as it’s sold to us that a stiff frame is stronger.

What’s wrong with frame flex?

I literally didn’t say the 3.4 was used in cars. But it’s cool though jeeps are made in murica and all. I meant the gr engines are used in cars. My bad should have been more specific.

The gr family of motors is used in cars. I never said anything about the 5vz. You just assumed I did.

Well you obviously have no idea what you’re taking about so we can leave it at that. An 18 foot trailer can weigh 4000ish pounds with a 1500 pound payload. Sooooo that fits right in with what I said

You know the 4.0 is used in cars as well? People said the same thing about the 3.4 it was the greatest engine.

Oh so the magic towing dust the domestics were using before switching to a standard was better?

Travel trailer 5500-6000 pounds

I’ve towed plenty [emoji1787][emoji23]

I have ridden in one towing a decent sized trailer. It performed as I would have suspected a v6 to tow. Once again if it meets the standard it meets it.

How come?

Tacoma’s are not made in China.