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#748891 - 03/20/12 10:35 AM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: 2MANY]
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Originally Posted By: 2MANY
Borla, CAI, chip, bottle (Nos), GIB (geek in back-fuel/air management). Then add the Tibet sticker.

Fixed.


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#748933 - 03/20/12 01:30 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Direct-Drive]
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Old Geezer.

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#748934 - 03/20/12 01:35 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: 2MANY]
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Originally Posted By: 2MANY
Old Geezer.

Well, I didn't want to go that far, but since you insist, so be it.

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#748985 - 03/20/12 06:06 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: ]
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I was very impressed with the first gen tundra, the 4.7 had tons of power and did everything I wanted it to do. I tow a boat that is heavier than yours and have never had a problem. One of the things I like too is that Toyota puts bigger rotors on this trucks and they stop way better than any of my Fords ever thought of.

I moved up to the second gen because of the larger size, more room, larger towing capacity and the comfort and very glad I did.

After driving Fords most of my contracting days I am now a convert to these Toyota's as they are great trucks and they are made in Texas!


Fishy
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#748996 - 03/20/12 06:44 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Somethingsmellsf]
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Ford trucks brakes have always sucked.
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#748997 - 03/20/12 06:53 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Sol Duc]
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JB8 = 10000lb. disc 12.50X1.54 / drum 13.00X3.50
Hydraulic-Hydro-Boost

That's what my 1 ton Chevy had.
A very good brake system.

When you see Hydro-Boost in the brake system description, that's good stuff.
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#749010 - 03/20/12 07:52 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Direct-Drive]
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That one ton may be a bit bigger than what the OP wants to tow a single axle trailer.


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#749016 - 03/20/12 08:23 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Somethingsmellsf]
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Originally Posted By: Somethingsmellsf
That one ton may be a bit bigger than what the OP wants to tow a single axle trailer.
FIshy

I know. Braggin' on the domestic brake options available.
Toyota does good brakes with dual piston calipers, etc. as well.
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#749020 - 03/20/12 08:30 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Direct-Drive]
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All trucks should have dual piston calipers ...

My 05 F250 is at 77K and still on original brakes grin
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#749022 - 03/20/12 08:35 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Chuck S.]
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And SS brake lines. thumbs
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#749034 - 03/20/12 08:55 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Sol Duc]
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Although the parking brake on F250 is a complete P O S ....................


It is damn impossible to keep the pile of crap even close to being adjusted, let alone functional.

Team Yota at least doesnt have that issue......
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#749037 - 03/20/12 08:59 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Chuck S.]
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You do know about the reverse thingy...
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#749049 - 03/20/12 09:32 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Sol Duc]
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"thingy"?
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#749057 - 03/20/12 10:13 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Chuck S.]
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While driving in reverse and braking at the same time will automatically adjust them (to a certain degree)
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#749073 - 03/21/12 06:55 AM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Sol Duc]
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ah ... correct. However mine seem to always be in the "middle" of an adjustment.

They should have just used the rear caliper for the park brake as well and been done with it.


back on the toyo v6 thingy ... some interesting comments in this forum thread.

LINKY
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#749083 - 03/21/12 08:25 AM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Chuck S.]
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trailerboats

this is the article that convinced me to go toyota... since I will probably never tow anything over 3500 there was really no need to go with a super duty anything...
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#749109 - 03/21/12 10:07 AM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Piper]
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Originally Posted By: Piper
since I will probably never tow anything over 3500 there was really no need to go with a super duty anything...


Highly agree ...


If I didnt pull heavy loads once in a while I wouldnt even think of full size.
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#749213 - 03/21/12 07:00 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Chuck S.]
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Holy sh!t. This is still going on.

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#749218 - 03/21/12 07:09 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: MikeH]
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Originally Posted By: MikeH
Holy sh!t. This is still going on.


The only thing that talks more than us ... is Todd rofl
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#749262 - 03/21/12 09:01 PM Re: Toyota Towing Power [Re: Chuck S.]
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Originally Posted By: Chuck S.
Although the parking brake on F250 is a complete P O S ....................


It is damn impossible to keep the pile of crap even close to being adjusted, let alone functional.

Team Yota at least doesnt have that issue......

I've never priced them...prolly not cheap... but some backhoes,
forklifts, etc. have these in addition to a mechanical E-brake.
I think my old Jeep had one...they work.
http://www.mico.com/products/lever-lock
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