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[car-15]

Says the guy with a Dodge. lulz



Stock is 239hp& 278lb ft and the TRD supercharger makes it about 304hp & 334lb ft. The smaller pulley will bump the pressure about 2psi and make another 25hp or so.

And just since this is a thread for pictures of your latest purchase.. here's a picture of the new smaller pulley I got to get us back on track:

Lol at your power numbers says the guy who has 350 hp and 800# of torque stock, now over 400hp and pushing 900 # with a simple programmer and exhaust and still gets 22+ mpg on the hwy and seats 6 comfortably.

[Tinelement]

Oh snap!

[Jer]

Lol at your power numbers says the guy who has 350 hp and 800# of torque stock, now over 400hp and pushing 900 # with a simple programmer and exhaust and still gets 22+ mpg on the hwy and seats 6 comfortably.

Talk about taking the thread off track...

That statement was said tongue in cheek bad had a kernel of truth based on numerous previous Dodge trucks that I have personally owned and worked on. Funny because my neighbor across the street always brags about his big GMC turbo diesel and how his #'s are similar to yours... but I've been trying to get him to race (fully expecting to lose) and there's always an excuse as to why he can't. Usually it's the transmission that's slipping or just puked out the exhaust. Sure, I could go buy some clapped out diesel and mod the shit out of it but then I wouldn't have a $25k Tacoma w/30k miles and a FULL Certified Pre-Owned Toyota warranty that covers me to 100k miles, would I? I also wouldn't have as capable an off road vehicle as I currently have, would I? I also wouldn't have something as nimble in the parking lots, traffic or back woods trails, would I? I mean sure, if I planned to tow the space shuttle I might have use for such a beast... oh, wait. A Toyota truck did that with a lot less power I might add so maybe *gasp* power isn't everything. I could bring up how my 4x4 Tacoma is the most reliable vehicle made and has the best resale value of any vehicle made (car or truck). I could go on about how you find this truck in more remote locations of the world working more reliably in more extreme conditions where failure is not an option but I won't. I could go on about why my truck is perfect for ME but being as this is a thread for a picture of your recent purchase I don't see how that is important. I see no reason to get involved in this ePeen contest because I don't care to over a stupid truck. With that, I'm done with this topic in this thread. If you wish to discuss this further start another thread or PM me.

Enjoy your Dodge and have a nice day.

[Monky]

Talk about taking the thread off track...

That statement was said tongue in cheek bad had a kernel of truth based on numerous previous Dodge trucks that I have personally owned and worked on. Funny because my neighbor across the street always brags about his big GMC turbo diesel and how his #'s are similar to yours... but I've been trying to get him to race (fully expecting to lose) and there's always an excuse as to why he can't. Usually it's the transmission that's slipping or just puked out the exhaust. Sure, I could go buy some clapped out diesel and mod the shit out of it but then I wouldn't have a $25k Tacoma w/30k miles and a FULL Certified Pre-Owned Toyota warranty that covers me to 100k miles, would I? I also wouldn't have as capable an off road vehicle as I currently have, would I? I also wouldn't have something as nimble in the parking lots, traffic or back woods trails, would I? I mean sure, if I planned to tow the space shuttle I might have use for such a beast... oh, wait. A Toyota truck did that with a lot less power I might add so maybe *gasp* power isn't everything. I could bring up how my 4x4 Tacoma is the most reliable vehicle made and has the best resale value of any vehicle made (car or truck). I could go on about how you find this truck in more remote locations of the world working more reliably in more extreme conditions where failure is not an option but I won't. I could go on about why my truck is perfect for ME but being as this is a thread for a picture of your recent purchase I don't see how that is important. I see no reason to get involved in this ePeen contest because I don't care to over a stupid truck. With that, I'm done with this topic in this thread. If you wish to discuss this further start another thread or PM me.

Enjoy your Dodge and have a nice day.

You taco owners are as proud of your over priced toys as BMW owners. My buddy wrenches for Toyota and you'd think they're a luxury brand. But what's he drive... Not a Toyota. For the price you can get better that's more capable.

Don't get me wrong, I loved an old Taco once.. then when I went to buy a new one I about shit myself at the price.

[car-15]

You taco owners are as proud of your over priced toys as BMW owners. My buddy wrenches for Toyota and you'd think they're a luxury brand. But what's he drive... Not a Toyota. For the price you can get better that's more capable.

Don't get me wrong, I loved an old Taco once.. then when I went to buy a new one I about shit myself at the price.

I'm kind of disappointed I didn't get the My Truck is More American then yours, that's usually the most common second punch in the truck fight. Oh well now back to our regularly scheduled program.

[ray1970]

My truck was made in Mexico.

[Monky]

I'm kind of disappointed I didn't get the My Truck is More American then yours, that's usually the most common second punch in the truck fight. Oh well now back to our regularly scheduled program.

Mine was made is Mexico as well..

[TS12000]

The real question is 9mm or. 45

[car-15]

The real question is 9mm or. 45

glock or m&p?

[hurley842002]

You taco owners are as proud of your over priced toys as BMW owners. My buddy wrenches for Toyota and you'd think they're a luxury brand. But what's he drive... Not a Toyota. For the price you can get better that's more capable.

Don't get me wrong, I loved an old Taco once.. then when I went to buy a new one I about shit myself at the price.

Huh, would hardly consider them over priced considering how well they hold resale. As far as capabilities, that is a broad spectrum, but since Jer mentioned off road, I think you would be hard pressed to find a factory pickup more capable than a TRD Tacoma, I've wheeled with factory Tacoma's and they are legit. BTW the only Toyota I've ever owned is a beat up, slightly modified 86 4runner.