toyota hi-lux
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Many are deisal for one....
Ask the resident Kiwi... he might know https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f5/a...art-me-127961/
Because all I saw were Hilux and Prado's over there...
Ask the resident Kiwi... he might know https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f5/a...art-me-127961/
Because all I saw were Hilux and Prado's over there...
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oh oh oh lol you all seem to come to me because im a kiwi lol. well umm depends what sorta hilux your talking about. theres hilux double cab um single cab and flat deck umm theres extra cab but not many of them around here umm there a cupple more aswel i think you all know that a hilux surf is a 4runner to so yea ask away
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The Hi-Lux was released everywhere, including the US in 1969
in 1975, in the US, the Hilux name was replaced by "Pickup", whereas the name remained elsewhere
In 1995.5, the Pickup was "replaced" by the tacoma. In other parts of the world, the hilux is still on the market, though as mentioned above, it has differences.
Hope this clears something uo
in 1975, in the US, the Hilux name was replaced by "Pickup", whereas the name remained elsewhere
In 1995.5, the Pickup was "replaced" by the tacoma. In other parts of the world, the hilux is still on the market, though as mentioned above, it has differences.
Hope this clears something uo
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Good Solid Axle Question- Just out of curiosity and for future reference
I believe that it was 91 when the foreign Hilux was forced to get IFS. Wikipedia.org has more info, it's really a great resource for cars or written reports.
But, my question is this: Solid axle foreign Hilux's/pickups, what is the height of the suspension? Brian894x4.com had steering clearance issues when too little lift was used on his SAS. How high is stock ride height on a Solid Axle Foreign Hilux? My 94 pickup is 13.5-15 stock from the wheel lip to the fender with IFS. How much lift on the front springs would get you to stock solid axle Hilux height? You see 3", 4", 5" lift springs on SAS kits, but what would you use to just have a foreign stock ride height of a solid axle Hilux?
But, my question is this: Solid axle foreign Hilux's/pickups, what is the height of the suspension? Brian894x4.com had steering clearance issues when too little lift was used on his SAS. How high is stock ride height on a Solid Axle Foreign Hilux? My 94 pickup is 13.5-15 stock from the wheel lip to the fender with IFS. How much lift on the front springs would get you to stock solid axle Hilux height? You see 3", 4", 5" lift springs on SAS kits, but what would you use to just have a foreign stock ride height of a solid axle Hilux?
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I have HILUX badges on my truck that I bought in Australia back in 2004. My truck is a SAS rig, and will be sporting a 2RZ-FE which is one of the engines used overseas in the HILUX trucks, so can I call my truck a HILUX?
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Pirate Link for height of SFA pickups
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showt...hreadid=208962
The Pirate thread eases my worries of going farther than stock height when converting to a solid front axle. The link above shows wheel base, height to frame, height to crossmember/belly, and tire size. My frame is at about 20" with stock IFS. Many guys on the Pirate board are very close to my height, improving their center of gravity (COG) for serious off roading. You only have to be high to crawl the mall. That's very reassuring information.
The Pirate thread eases my worries of going farther than stock height when converting to a solid front axle. The link above shows wheel base, height to frame, height to crossmember/belly, and tire size. My frame is at about 20" with stock IFS. Many guys on the Pirate board are very close to my height, improving their center of gravity (COG) for serious off roading. You only have to be high to crawl the mall. That's very reassuring information.
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there is a huge difference between the pick-up and the hilux. if you want to see a Hilux in action, go to youtube and type in Toyota Hilux, there are tons of videos there for you to see the difference.
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Same thing as the U.S. Toyota pickup or Tacoma, but maybe you're seeing something I don't.
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Huh like what?
It's called a pickup in the US/Canada and a hilux everywhere else. Americans just haaavee to be different but not better. Kinda like SAE vs Metric... what gives lol.
The US toyota pickup is a Hilux but was never offerend in a quadcab or w/ a diesel in the US. I'm not sure if Toyota made a factory camper or flatbed for the US market but I do know the 2wds had a dualie version.
Like the Toyota FJ/BJ40 and 45's and the HZJ series of bada55 toyota trucks they still produce in other countries the US got the shaft on selection. Damn safety standards =(
I would LOOOOVE one of these
wont see to many of them on the roads in the US =( .. you will see em in every other damn country, friggen bureaucrats!