All New - 2024 Tacoma Revealed!!!

[jayp2]

4 door long bed manual with the TRD Off Road package would be awesome.

I don';t suppose a 6 speed swap would be too difficult to do, but for offroading either a dual t-case or Atlas4 would be the way to go.

I wish I had never sold my '83 truck with 22R/MT and long bed

 

[craig80bc]

Well, peeps we were not only able to get our hands on one, we bought one. Here is our latest video on it...

 

[TurbodreamZ]

Well, peeps we were not only able to get our hands on one, we bought one. Here is our latest video on it...

Why would you launch it in 4wd on pavement?

 

[craig80bc]

Why would you launch it in 4wd on pavement?

Very simple, to reduce wheel spin and get the best time possible.

 

[joseywales]

Very simple, to reduce wheel spin and get the best time possible.

You’re such a hillbilly!

 

[joseywales]

 

[MountaineerLC]

Anyone know why the manual trans is rated 50hp and 74 lb-ft torque less than the auto version? Seems like a total dealbreaker to me…

From Toyota’s website:

 

[TurbodreamZ]

Anyone know why the manual trans is rated 50hp and 74 lb-ft torque less than the auto version? Seems like a total dealbreaker to me…

From Toyota’s website:

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The trim level matters.. I’m not sure what trims you selected for that comparison but the SR trims have 228 hp. The manual transmissions in most trims reduce hp to 270 hp but the gearing is better

 

[MountaineerLC]

The trim level matters.. I’m not sure what trims you selected for that comparison but the SR trims have 228 hp. The manual transmissions in most trims reduce hp to 270 hp but the gearing is better

That was for the TRD Off-Road trim. 8 hp would be negligible and probably not noticeable with the better gearing.

Looks like it’s an error on their website. My screenshot is from the build page where you select options. If I do a comparison it shows the 8hp difference.

 

[Heretic]

 

[pappy]

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Uh, that's the new 4Runner, not Tacoma.

 

[Heretic]

Uh, that's the new 4Runner, not Tacoma.

Oh well.

I am ignorant about pretty much any post 2K Toyota vehicles.