Great explanation. Spacer, readylift, pro comp lifts are only for looks. I’m waiting for Bilstein 8100’s or Icon CDEV.
if I were to add my 2 cents, I’d start at the Icon Stage 4.
With the tremendous aftermarket support of the Tacoma, it would be awesome if someone developed a larger hybrid battery pack and/or a plug in option so the hybrid motor can be used for more than only acceleration
I got the same exhaust on order along with a Stillen intake. I got it cause it’s not too loud and doesn’t sound like a rice rocket. How do you like the exhaust so far?
Driving habits are driving habits. If he’s heavy on the gas or lives in a city, that variable doesn’t change therefore his consumption will be more than some. Thats why he is looking for a larger capacity fuel tank. Besides, the dude asked a very specific question, not opinions on driving habits
I assumed they have an alternator for one or a combination of three reasons. 1) The Tacoma hybrid system was built for a small power boost in acceleration, not for fuel economy therefore the hybrid battery is much smaller, 2) redundancy and reliability for truck use, and 3) it’s cheaper to have...
I can’t believe this thread became an argument about driving habits 🤣
With that said, I can’t wait for Long Range America to come out with their high capacity replacement tank.
That thing looks like it does damage đź’Ş
I know I said I’m planning on going King or Icon CDEV. But for sh!ts and giggles would you mind messaging me the price of your Fox?
Absolutely love it and have no regrets not getting the Ranger Raptor. Went with the Trailhunter because I wanted the skid plates and other goodies. Living in Hawaii, it’s expensive to ship heavy steel skid plates. The Trailhunter suspension is actually very good. Whether I went with a TRD Pro or...