Recent content by tacojoel

You make as much sense as that latest John boy with his tacoma bed weight thread on tw. Idk who hit their head harder.

Too much weed again I take it.

Sketchy is putting it mildly. They're living way back in the old testament days with having today's modern weapons....not a good combo. If your not a muslim that shares their beliefs, you have a short life span.

Why do you think its a transmission issue?

Well, we got over 50'' of snow so far this winter making it in the states top 30 winters in its history. Been one of the colder winters in decades to. No shortage of water here either....looks to be another wet spring.

Yeah I know that, just pulling your chain.

Sounds like the engines turbo's boost tube blew off. Seriously, gotta get jay here to chime in with some ideas...he's the gen1 manual transmission guy.

What about looking for jay jay?

Once iran waves the white flag, cuba will be next to play let's make a trump deal. Iran better wise up, or they soon won't have a pot to piss in.

Too heavy a right foot since the stroke I had years ago. It can be full go pedal if not much time to enter/pull into on coming traffic.

No, don't believe so. Much depends how they're driven, what loads, and how long those trucks are carrying them.....Could be how these rear disc brakes are proportioned to vs the fronts. Disc brake pad life will always be shorter than drum shoes. Imo, coming from drums to disc's...you got...

Never had any issues like with my 01 tundra, or 94 v6 toyota 4x4 pickup on slippery icy roads so far with these kumho tires. It's even way better with traction control on this 3rd gen taco. You'd need to be totally hammered, or brain dead to screwup. I got a little over 1500 miles on the...

My 3rd gen has traction control thats part of the poor man's limited slip rear differential this truck has. It's not nanny, that bs. It's one of the things I like about the truck. My gen1 tundra never had it, and I was always worried getting stuck on these crummy icy/snowy unimproved dirt...

Idk, what you're currently babbling about?.... translating it to english would help.

Why do you think toyota used rear drum brakes for so many decades.....outside of less stopping power drum brake shoes will outlast pads any day. It all came down these disc brakes are cheaper to manufacture, plus many cry babies of today wanted to be done with these older drums. They got what...