Daily Driving Taco's With 10"+ Lift And Huge Tires?
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Daily Driving Taco's With 10"+ Lift And Huge Tires?
I'm sure there are people here that drive their mini monster trucks daily. When I get mine it's going to be my daily driver and I just wanna know what it's like as far as driving, gas mileage, ect. Any info would help, thanks guys!
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Hey there, on my 91 when it still had the V6 in it I got around
14 MPG on the HWY and 12.5 in town. Also the truck had a 4 inch
suspension lift with 33 12.50 R15's tires. I heard with lower gearing you can acheive better mileage, when the truck grew I never bothered to change the gearing thus losing 5th gear. Now the truck has over seven inches of lift and a Chevy 350 in it, now I can use 5th gear but the milage had gone down to 10.5 MPG.
14 MPG on the HWY and 12.5 in town. Also the truck had a 4 inch
suspension lift with 33 12.50 R15's tires. I heard with lower gearing you can acheive better mileage, when the truck grew I never bothered to change the gearing thus losing 5th gear. Now the truck has over seven inches of lift and a Chevy 350 in it, now I can use 5th gear but the milage had gone down to 10.5 MPG.
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My brothers Taco is a daily driver.
He has dropped in mileage to about 15-18 MPG. But he loves his truck and it seems to be worth it.
http://www.toontoys.ca/members/Colin/colin.htm
http://www.toontoys.ca/
My 4Runner
http://www.toontoys.ca/members/JasonS/jasonS4Runner.htm
He has dropped in mileage to about 15-18 MPG. But he loves his truck and it seems to be worth it.
http://www.toontoys.ca/members/Colin/colin.htm
http://www.toontoys.ca/
My 4Runner
http://www.toontoys.ca/members/JasonS/jasonS4Runner.htm
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Originally posted by keisur
Is there any particular reason he lists SAW coilovers and shows a pic of the Fox ones instead? Next time I see him post here I guess I'll ask him.
Is there any particular reason he lists SAW coilovers and shows a pic of the Fox ones instead? Next time I see him post here I guess I'll ask him.
Here's a more recent shot where the SAW's and 35's are visible.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by WATRD
I also have not gotten around to updating the mods page with all the stuff I have done recently. It's on the list of things to do, but wheeling is more fun than keeping the site current/QUOTE]
I here ya, that's why my site is lacking. I have only updated the text cause that's easy, the pics are a different story because with that stupid 5mb I get from time-weener I have to arange everything to get the pics I want in there. takes too much dang time!
I also have not gotten around to updating the mods page with all the stuff I have done recently. It's on the list of things to do, but wheeling is more fun than keeping the site current/QUOTE]
I here ya, that's why my site is lacking. I have only updated the text cause that's easy, the pics are a different story because with that stupid 5mb I get from time-weener I have to arange everything to get the pics I want in there. takes too much dang time!
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