Buying a Truck...any advice?
02-08-2008, 02:40 PM
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Re: Buying a Truck...any advice?
the started of the thread needs a tacoma with stick shift.. i drove one those things got ****** HEAT. a buddy of min has on with 6 speed but its got the toyota 4.0L.. that **** RIPS
iono how cheap it was or expensive.
but you can get the older 4 banger tacomas for dirt cheap and they chirp 1st to 2nd naaaasty.
and kane are those 18" aftermarket wheels???
iono how cheap it was or expensive.
but you can get the older 4 banger tacomas for dirt cheap and they chirp 1st to 2nd naaaasty.
and kane are those 18" aftermarket wheels???
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02-08-2008, 02:46 PM
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Re: Buying a Truck...any advice?
Get the new Toyota Tundra this biatch is pimp I can fit two bikes in the back and still close the tailgate no prob:YEAH :YEAH :YEAH
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02-08-2008, 05:15 PM
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Re: Buying a Truck...any advice?
the started of the thread needs a tacoma with stick shift.. i drove one those things got ****** HEAT. a buddy of min has on with 6 speed but its got the toyota 4.0L.. that **** RIPS
iono how cheap it was or expensive.
but you can get the older 4 banger tacomas for dirt cheap and they chirp 1st to 2nd naaaasty.
and kane are those 18" aftermarket wheels???
iono how cheap it was or expensive.
but you can get the older 4 banger tacomas for dirt cheap and they chirp 1st to 2nd naaaasty.
and kane are those 18" aftermarket wheels???
33" tires on 20" rims
-kane
02-08-2008, 05:31 PM
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Re: Buying a Truck...any advice?
i have had both dodge and ford had a ton of probs with my dodge and not a lick of trouble with my ford. But maybe i just got a lemon on my dodge but my buddy had the exact same3 problems on his. Catalytic converter probs etc.
02-08-2008, 06:09 PM
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Re: Buying a Truck...any advice?
07 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi here 
I love this truck. I get decent mileage to a tank for a guzzler, and mostly do highway, and as of 06 the truck with hemi motor has that cylinder-deactivation system so it runs on 4 cyl when less power is needed... if it's doing any real difference i dunno, but it's a sweet rig with loads of power on tap
I was thinking of getting a diesel, but I hate the loud engines. I drove an F350 diesel for a while and it's like driving a f-in tractor.
I love this truck. I get decent mileage to a tank for a guzzler, and mostly do highway, and as of 06 the truck with hemi motor has that cylinder-deactivation system so it runs on 4 cyl when less power is needed... if it's doing any real difference i dunno, but it's a sweet rig with loads of power on tap
I was thinking of getting a diesel, but I hate the loud engines. I drove an F350 diesel for a while and it's like driving a f-in tractor.
02-08-2008, 06:28 PM
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Re: Buying a Truck...any advice?
07 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi here
I love this truck. I get decent mileage to a tank for a guzzler, and mostly do highway, and as of 06 the truck with hemi motor has that cylinder-deactivation system so it runs on 4 cyl when less power is needed... if it's doing any real difference i dunno, but it's a sweet rig with loads of power on tap
I was thinking of getting a diesel, but I hate the loud engines. I drove an F350 diesel for a while and it's like driving a f-in tractor.
I love this truck. I get decent mileage to a tank for a guzzler, and mostly do highway, and as of 06 the truck with hemi motor has that cylinder-deactivation system so it runs on 4 cyl when less power is needed... if it's doing any real difference i dunno, but it's a sweet rig with loads of power on tap
I was thinking of getting a diesel, but I hate the loud engines. I drove an F350 diesel for a while and it's like driving a f-in tractor.
02-08-2008, 10:24 PM
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Re: Buying a Truck...any advice?
Man i sell trucks for a living, I deal with this every day. The best truck on the market are the toyota for sure. The only downfall is that for the same money you can get a newer domestic pickup. Depending on whether you are going to pull a trailor or jus load it in the back. If you are pulling a trailor alot the diesel will get better meilage but cost more initally. If you are loading in the back, buy like a mid ninties tacoma or T100 still gonna be like 10G's but last you for probably the rest of you life.
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