Oct 20, 2021
8:38:47am
8:38:47am
It might not though, you need to read the manual. Regulations require that peak torque and HP must be published with
The stated fuel, same with mpg.
Most rigs can back off the timing enough to run on regular, you just lose some peak HP.
The manual will tell, but nearly all modern engines except possibly super car motors run on regular just fine
Most rigs can back off the timing enough to run on regular, you just lose some peak HP.
The manual will tell, but nearly all modern engines except possibly super car motors run on regular just fine
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10/19/21 1:27pm
In 2007 I think the Tundra pushed the market, made the big 3 act to get better. It seems like this version gets Toyota
10/19/21 2:17pm
In my experience the Toyota engine/transmission/everything really is just much more durable and reliable...
10/19/21 3:32pm
What Toyota doesn't tell you is why that engine went 1,000,000. Click this post, the answer may surprise you.
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The torque curve is perfect for towing, just not 10klbs up mountain passes at 80mph. I've never towed with
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