2022 Tundra

OK. When you decide I've been punished enough and I can post again, send up a smoke signal.

 

Yes, please. I don't have enough money to help that Nigerian prince who's been emailing me but maybe you do.

 

It appears many of their customers have already been over served.

 

So now we're not allowed to live our lives because they're different from yours?

 

I'll send you some dough as soon as he comes through with the cool $10 million he promised me.

 

Are you drunk or something? How does that question even follow?

 

There was a statement a long while back that showed the current generation is still considered by Toyota a Gen 2 with a refresh. It basically is similar to the 5th Gen 4Runner getting a facelift in 14' and more updates in the last few years. All the running gear and underpinnings are the same. It's easier to delineate on a forum the 14' and up as 3rd Gen. Although, on the 4R forums they refer to the pre facelift models as OG 5th gens.

 

I have to side with @Sas on this one. You need to drive your truck more. Sorry.

 

*shrug* Enjoy your pouting I guess?

 

I'm drunk and it made sense to me.

 

Convoy that sh!t every weekend!

 

Not until you drive yours more.

 

It's a slow-mo race.

 

OK, I guess we're gonna just have to piss off @Sas cuz my Tundra likes the garage and will only leave it to do manly stuff. And I'm old and can only do so much manly stuff.

 

Not sure who to side with here, a few more drinks and we will definitely claim victory.

 

Is this Friday? I forget which day it is since I retired. We used to always have a Friday shit post thread on TacomaWorld but I think they shut those down. Uh oh.

 

i also only drive 6-7k a year on average. Helps when you live close to work and hobbies. I always figure a new Toyota will be paid off in 4-5 years and last as long as I want. My current Tacoma is 15 years old with 160k. First two years of its life someone put 56k on it.

 

No, you're a lying fringe user who shouldn't be allowed to have an opinion.

 

That is a bad ass table! I like it!

 

Not sure what it will entail but in for a 2023-2025 cobalt model

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The frames have not had "major rusting problem for 30 years". They had about one generation that sucked and the frames were made by Dana Corp. An American company. Toyota screwed up how they handled it and ended up paying for it. The issue is resolved and has been for a while. Owners responsibility to monitor their frames and take care of things.

The Allen drain plugs are awesome and have never had one issue with them. How can you have any issues with an Allen head??? Are you using an actual Allen wrench(that would be horrible) or using a proper tool for the job, an Allen socket?

 

Back 2 the new Tundra, is there a reason we have only seen a crewmax version? All the spyshots and what toyota has shown, only crewmax, hmm.

 

By the time they officially release anything, they will have lost everybody's interest.

 

Not even remotely

 

Well, most normal people will still be interested but in this thread we'll probably be arguing about baking or some shit like that.

 

Need to develop a turbo timer kit for this new model. Turbos will last quite a while with that installed.

 

Silver?

 

Im not sure how Toyota will handle it but Ford's turbos are water cooled and it automatically circulates water until the turbos have reached the target temp after the vehicle has been turned off.