How to get more speed when going up a hill?
#1
Hey everyone i got a 1990 toyota 4 runner, v6, sr5, automatic transmission.
How can i get more speed when going up a hill. The most speed i ever got was about 60. I want more, what can i do.
How can i get more speed when going up a hill. The most speed i ever got was about 60. I want more, what can i do.
#5
Originally Posted by jethro358
Replace fuel filter, turn on the ECT if you have one, deckplate mod, or just get a S/C. 

Not enough info is available to answer this question:
What grade hill?
How long is the hill?
How fast were you going at bottom of hill?
What size tires?
What condition is the engine in?
In Drive or OD?
#6
Sorry....only thing you can really do is turn the O/D off. You can do some bolt on stuff, but the performance gains seem to be minimal and not worth the money IMHO. Pretty much why I'm staying stock(power wise) until something breaks or what ever.
#7
Originally Posted by cccp
Hey everyone i got a 1990 toyota 4 runner, v6, sr5, automatic transmission.
How can i get more speed when going up a hill. The most speed i ever got was about 60. I want more, what can i do.
How can i get more speed when going up a hill. The most speed i ever got was about 60. I want more, what can i do.
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#13
I find if you get people to shift their weight forward quickly, together, it may go faster if you have a tailwind and you've recently washed the 'Runner.
Or if you want a serious solution, just plan ahead, get more speed downhill and make sure you keep your RPM's high.

Or if you want a serious solution, just plan ahead, get more speed downhill and make sure you keep your RPM's high.
#16
Originally Posted by Racer944
I find if you get people to shift their weight forward quickly, together, it may go faster if you have a tailwind and you've recently washed the 'Runner.
Or if you want a serious solution, just plan ahead, get more speed downhill and make sure you keep your RPM's high.

Or if you want a serious solution, just plan ahead, get more speed downhill and make sure you keep your RPM's high.
#19
That's just what we have to live with unless modifications are made. Going up the summit east of here (7% grade I think) the most I can do is about 55 with ECT on PWR, OD off and the engine screaming. It gets pretty scary sometimes since the limit is 75 up that hill and everyone is flying past you.



