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Going down hill is the only way a FJ62 could keep up with a semi.
not ture! I have hit 100 in my 62
= sarcastic as in a joke. In a few months I'll of had my FJ62 for tewnty years. Not sure I've ever been to a 100 but it wasn't uncommon to see 90+ heading south on Interstate 17 north of New River without even realizing it. Nine years ago my FJ62 was semi retired to the northern part of the state and rarely see 60 miles a hour. The ratio of off road to on road in far more to offroad .
I concur. When my rig was OEM Stock, it got 10-12 mpg. Now it’s set up with custom bumpers, winch, steel roof rack, and 33” tires, and it gets 10-12 mpg. The bad news is it’s my daily driver. The good new is it’s my daily drive and Mr. Jerry Can always go with me on long trips.
