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Time to upgrade again... :) i did it again http://i43.tinypic.com/14tvkhi.jpg http://i42.tinypic.com/29aux45.jpg 2013 Tundra Crewmax 5.7L, TRD Exhaust, TRD Swaybar, 3M'd the fuck out of it lol |
Congrats =) Posted via RS Mobile |
kewl! |
Your Xterra has a higher towing limit and a full box frame - how is this an upgrade? |
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i must politely inform you that the xterra is rated to tow 5000lbs max. the tundra that he upgraded to is rated to tow 9000lbs... i have personally seen them tow 12,000lbs loads without too much trouble. also, by chance if you had mistaken it for a tacoma, the tacoma still tows more with a max capacity at 6500lbs... the tundra also has a c frame which is adequate for the work it was designed to do. while not a box frame, the frame combined with the way the suspension is designed actually reduces torsional flex by quite a bit compared to its competitors thus making sway control alot easier with the recommended loads that its meant/designed to tow. flex should be reasonable as well for off road obstalces while the xterra has better approach and departure angles they have xterra is only 1" higher in terms of ground clearance. i would put to you that for the most part the tundra is an upgrade from the xterra, given that its also a much new year model truck and will most likely have alot more creature comforts and bells and whistles given that its a crew max :badpokerface: |
Nice! Good choice, love the colour Posted via RS Mobile |
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Edit - old video, but within the firs 1:30 you can see how wonderfly flexy that C channel frame really is. |
I personally enjoy the Tundra more than the competitors, as I was a Dodge mechanic during a part of my life, I am very familiar with the other options. That being said, i fucking hate chevy and will never own one... :) |
i think for on road performance the tundra handles it self fairly decently. for an off road half ton truck i'd probably get an f150. Quote:
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How's the gas mileage so far :troll: Beautiful truck though, wish they were not such pigs on gas. Posted via RS Mobile |
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...a/208e5764.jpg 10,800lbs stuck in the mud. The F650 also got stuck in the mud. I had to pull them both out seperately. Tundra, ftw. Calling out Zed, ftmfw. :fullofwin: Quote:
The new Fords and Dodges sure look good, and for the first 18 months they feel good too. But my friend has a really nice house in White Rock thanks to disposable front ends on the domestic trucks. He figures an average of $2400 every two years for tie rods, ball joints, other bits and pieces and labor to keep those pigs on the road. Quote:
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ive been pumping 94 into it since 60kms |
Congrats! Tundras are beast trucks! |
Congrats man and great choice. Tundras are just spectacular all around. Werd to the KCCO sticker on the XTerra :thumbs: |
Well, so many expensive treats for truck coming from all over the continent....should be fully set up in 2 weeks :) |
Can't wait to see what you're doing with yours. |
http://i39.tinypic.com/19r22e.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/x5qx3b.jpg just 2 of the 10 things so far have arrived.... |
front leveling kit? Any warranty concerns with that Bully Dog tuner? I've heard that even though you can turn everything back to stock the dealer can still see that the ECU was "flashed" or modified. |
^ with my Frontier, the dealer could tell that there were ignition error codes, registered every time I turned the key with the tune. |
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The dealer can see that it was flashed, but my dealership has stated they will honour all warranties even with use of the Bully Dog(perk of family in management there) :P |
Also, just because there is a flash that can be viewed by the dealership, it doesn't mean they can void your warranty. They can just see a flash has been made and but not what it did. Posted via RS Mobile |
Definitely good to have a dealer connection. I work with dealers all the time and if there is even a hint that the manufacturer won't pay for warranty then the dealer will tell you to pound salt. Just from past experience. However, my wife tracked her Mini and the dealer couldn't give a rats ass and fixed all of the issues she had(which were plentiful) under warranty. Every dealer is different I suppose. Anyway, your Tundra is coming together nicely :thumbsup: |
http://i43.tinypic.com/11j68nm.jpg CoachBuilder Extreme Heavy Duty Shackles polyurethane leaf bushings :) |
I think im gonna plasti-dip all my chrome and emblems..... |
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