Tire Pressures.... what do you run?

[doonsuka]

Ford owner AND you're considering a Miata... :nono: Hand in your Man Card NOW!!

Damn that was between the two of us. I did say concidered ( I couldn't bring myself to pull the trigger on one).:dunno:

 

[te72]

Do you mean the one-off Tundra dually with the Hino diesel? Toyota has a 4.5 TTD V8 now to replace the 4.2 1HD-FTE, but I dont think they'd do a Tundra diesel with less than 5 liters of displacement in the US.

You got it, I love the way that thing looks... I've seen freight trains that looked more delicate.

You would have to do at least 6.0+ liters of diesel power to have many Americans willing to try one out.

Oh I know your screwing with me, but be warned I'm fluent in sacrcasm:icon_razz. I also have to admit I to have concidered a Miata. :: facepalm :: Let's just keep that between you and me though.

No worries man.

Damn that was between the two of us. I did say concidered ( I couldn't bring myself to pull the trigger on one).:dunno:

I took it to mean as between you and I... IJ is someone completely different. :rofl:

Have you ever test driven one? If you have a chance, take one for a test drive, they make great daily drivers. About the most fun you can have on a commute without getting arrested or having to put on gear...

 

[Orion ZyGarian]

You got it, I love the way that thing looks... I've seen freight trains that looked more delicate.

You would have to do at least 6.0+ liters of diesel power to have many Americans willing to try one out.

I havent looked into it too much since it came out, but the Hino diesel in it is an 8.0 I6 I believe. "Underpowered" compared to what the Big 3 pump out, but I cant imagine it would take much for Toyota to catch up if they really wanted to

 

[te72]

8 liter inline 6 turbo diesel? How could that be underpowered? Unless it isn't really meant for a passenger vehicle or light duty pickup...

 

[Orion ZyGarian]

It's just their commercial engine. 220 HP 550 ft lbs. Again, nothing super impressive, but it certainly must open up well