I love who ya pull for me, Toyota!

 

Wow, this is beginning to sound like a domestic forum. Assuming the tires are equally sticky, it boils down pretty much to whoever has more weight over the drive wheels and not spin away their traction.

Pretty lousy test of a vehicle IMO.

 

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lol, that Toy was playing with that poor F250


and at the second video! holy moly!

 

The snorkel vid,
lol well what can you say, that is simply amazing! I would have been pissing my pants when it started getting up to the bottom of the windshield!

 

I've had water up that high before...


once...



it didn't end well...




I drove home without an air filter that night

 

I would say driver error on the ford. And smart driving by the toyota. The toyota kept the tires from spinnin..

 

That's an intense drive to work lol.

The closest I've had was just this summer in my mom's '96 Corolla, heavy heavy heavy rain, always floods in this one place, buddy and me went through and did fine so we decided to do it again, water rose quite a bit in 60 seconds, front of the car floated for a reasonable distance, soooo glad I had some speed before I went in lol

 

that was the best engine bay wash vid ever..

 

Snorkel sure.. motor doesnt die, but damn, time to have a fluid changing party! Transmission, tcase, axles whole shibang. Poor clutch isnt to happy there either lol.. alternator is screaming bloody murder and im pretty sure the heater fan isnt to happy either

I hate water, to many years of... oh ok ill go in one more time.. then im quickly reminded how much i hate it when im draining milkshake from my transmission and repacking axle bearings... oh how it gets old











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