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I have that feeling but don’t know.

A troll with a cause but yeah I am being a bit of a troll. Just trying to fill the void clutch left. FREE CLUTCH!

6.0 has an industry built around it as well. A 30yo Toyota is not much different than a new one. I actually agree with the other poster that all modern trucks are pretty equal, they just fill different niches. I just like talking trash about Toyota because I can. This thread is all about...

I am a fan of quality, yes. My Bronco, Explorer, Escape, and current 20yo f350, combined, have had less issues than my first 3.0 Toyota. The Tacoma was a good truck, until it died a fiery death. I don’t know, maybe I just got lucky with my 4 fords and unlucky with the Toyotas.

Or just pull the old one out and replace it with the same wrong part number. The dealer that got it right did good. First tried to blame my driving but when then realized the other dealer was putting in the wrong one every time, got it covered. 3.0 is the ford 6.0 of Toyota, it wasn’t just...

Nope, they put a light duty car clutch in it, from the factory, and every time was replaced under warranty, nothing to do with my driving. I went to a different dealer the fourth time who figured out it had the wrong clutch. None of my fords ever had the wrong part put in at the factory. Big...

Owned a brand new 3.0 sr5 manual 4 clutches in he first 50k miles and two top end rebuilds by 100k, sold to the junk yard at 120k. https://www.latimes.com/business/autos/la-fi-hy-autos-toyota-recall-690000-tacoma-trucks-fire-20140929-story.html

Thought I would pass it along , showed up on my Facebook feed. No association but I do have one and love it. https://www.gazelletents.com/Camping-Tents. $228 for the 4 person, $201 for the 3 person and $335 for the 8 person two room one.

I second the ridged fan, use mine for camping and around the house as it can be plugged in as well. Good warranty and I can use the batteries for the tools or flood light. Can’t beat their warranty but you do have to fill out the warranty stuff.

Yet Ford Dodge Nissan and Chevy all offer a diesel and Toyota does not. They don’t offer the Toyota diesel in NA for a reason. A diesel tundra with Toyota’s longevity would probably do really well here but they don’t because they don’t want to deal with our emissions standards. The big three...

Tundra doesn’t even offer a diesel. At least ford tried and now has a nice diesel motor with the 6.7, same with dodge, Chevy, Nissan, and soon Jeep. All of which do everything the tundra does but with more power and MPG. They don’t even really compare. I doubt anyone who is looking at a...

I have a gazelle tent and have been eyeing a gazebo. Great quality for the price and goes up in seconds, same with tear down. https://www.gazelletents.com/portable-gazebos

I run a Hydra tuner and have like 12 tunes loaded up on it with everything from heavy tow to fuel sipping. You can even get a custom tune to manage your shift points a little better, only cost like 50 bucks last I checked. I also have a gear vendor gear splitter. Just tap the button on the...

I think there is a niche for it. It’s better than wet wipes and not as involved as solar or eco temp shower. I have room for water but this would be nice for a just cleaning up after a hike of in the morning when waking up. It could extend your water supply for sure though. I like it, nice...

There are A few stories of million mile fords, and even Chevy, on the google. Tundra has a couple, didn’t see any dodges. modern diesels, I suspect, drag the new model domestic trucks down. Toyota was probably smart to stay away from diesel in the states. According to this thread...

Some fuel for the tundra side of the debate.... https://www.thedrive.com/news/27730/second-toyota-tundra-pickup-hits-a-million-miles-serviced-at-same-dealer-as-the-first

If you don’t think a tundra is slow, you probably drive an overloaded Tacoma with an RTT on the roof, trasharoo on the tailgate, and use your skootle as a spare. Or drive an even slower landcruiser. Which is fine, just stay to the right where you belong. Both are good trucks and will do...

I’ll try that thanks. They are ATs, I think they can handle the speed, maybe I should check the speed rating...(106mph). In Utah the speed limit is 80mph. I actually got pulled over with a warning for doing 90, love Utah. With the gear-vendor she’s not even hitting 2k rpm at 90, a 7.3.

I have beads in my 315/16 BFG ko2. They wobble between 80 and 85mph. Also feel a little out of sorts after turning on the hwy as well. The guy I got the truck from went with beads because he could not get the tire balanced no matter how hard they tried. I think they are nylon beads though and...

Magazines will often run nice stories for advertisers. Ford has, or will be, running an ad campaign with Outside would be my guess. The off-road bronco line and ranger seem like a the same demographics as Outside. It’s kind of like when a magazines does a ranking, it’s really just a ranking...