Hello,
I am new here, just got a 7-day ban at tacomaworld. Can anyone explain what the hell is wrong with that place? Pretty much any post regarding problems with my truck (and how to fix them, I am not just whining) get immediate, sarcastic replies like "bullsh-t", "you're lying", "maybe you'd be happier in a Ford", etc. I've never seen a more wound-up bunch of fanboys in my whole life. And the mods are super one-sided. Fanboys are allowed to make endless personal attacks, but any in-kind response brings down the mods, hard.
There's a lot of excellent information there, but the toxic fanboy atmosphere makes it impossible to post a question.
Anyway, I am in the Renton WA area, got a 6MT 2017 TRD Off Road. Have added the URD short throw shift kit, TRD Pro shift knob, Bushwacker fender flares, Rigid LED fog lights, rek gen flaps, Tyger steps, AFE Momentum GT dry filter air intake with above-radiator scoop, and a variety of vanity mods.
I had a TON of problems with my truck, mostly related to the engine. My engine would hesitate, lug, etc. Dealers were mostly useless and tacomaworld was just a chance for azzholes to take potshots at me. Believe it or not, I finally fixed it recently by taking the advice of a car-enthusiast mechanic: install an oil catch can and do an intake cleaning (he dumped a whole can of throttle body cleaner in a vacuum line by the throttle body and ran cleaner in the tank). This was AFTER I installed OVtune, which didn't solve everything. Now it runs fantastic and I am just waiting on my URD stage 2 clutch kit, because apparently the stock clutch is total crud (I could smell burning clutch a month ago just pulling out of a steep driveway).
Anway, I posted my "good news" on tacomaworld a couple days ago and the negative replies were instant and harsh. Go figure. I knew other people had the same problems and hoped this would help. So I started replying back along the lines of "all you worthless fanboys can just kill yourselves" and down came the ban hammer.
Sorry about the rambling post, just wanted to vent a little.